this is the shelter, they are sheltering you
from what is buried, buried deep inside of you
because you gave everything you could
you couldn't know what was about to tear its self apart
so I find you under the cover of everything you loved so much
so I find you under the cover of night, I thought I'd lost you
I thought I'd lost you to everything you've lost, your broken heart
I'd thought I'd lost you under the cover of night
you gave everything you could
you couldn't know what was about to tear its self apart
so I find you under the cover of everything you've loved so much
so I find you under the cover of night, I thought I'd lost you
I thought I'd lost you to everything you've loved, your broken heart
I'd thought I'd lost you under the cover of night


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Magnolia Lyrics as written by Bruce Soord

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