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Relenter - Faded Lines Lyrics



Relenter - Faded Lines Lyrics




The simplest things I remember
Impressions considered before
Thin fragments veiled in white
A bleached out still, I couldn't ignore

I stop and stare in reflection
Each image, the struggle it cost
The priceless memories clearly framed in my mind
An element lost

Come in and stay a while
The drinks are cold, our lives on trial
The pictures, faded lines
The conversation keeps them so alive, alive

The sounds of youth I remember
The songs that yesterday bore
Contagious fragments all engraved with a style
Emotions explored

I feel the mercury rise
Detains indefinitely
I play them on repeat
I couldn't explain, the spirit remains

Come in and stay a while
The drinks are cold, our lives on trial
The lyrics, faded lines
The conversation keeps them so alive, alive
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The simplest things I remember
Impressions considered before
Thin fragments veiled in white
A bleached out still, I couldn't ignore

I stop and stare in reflection
Each image, the struggle it cost
The priceless memories clearly framed in my mind
An element lost

Come in and stay a while
The drinks are cold, our lives on trial
The pictures, faded lines
The conversation keeps them so alive, alive

The sounds of youth I remember
The songs that yesterday bore
Contagious fragments all engraved with a style
Emotions explored

I feel the mercury rise
Detains indefinitely
I play them on repeat
I couldn't explain, the spirit remains

Come in and stay a while
The drinks are cold, our lives on trial
The lyrics, faded lines
The conversation keeps them so alive, alive
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Writer: Chris Parker
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Length: 4:41
Written by: Chris Parker

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