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I used to know it was good
It used to feel right
There used to be a satisfaction to the action
To the thrill of the fight
We can see you out there
Locked and loaded with your
Fists in the air
Until the fire came down
Burning higher now
Yeah the fire came down
And there’s no way to put it out
And it breaks our hearts
It breaks our hearts
We put it to bed
Threw dirt on the grave
There’s no cure for absurdity
Too many to save
We can see you out there
Locked and loaded with your
Fists in the air
Until the fire came down
Burning higher now
Yeah the fire came down
And there’s no way to put it out
Don’t just be a fire
Be a torch, be a pyre
Be a beacon on a cliff
Be a prayer upon a wick
Burn higher, higher
Don't just be a fire.
We can see you out there
Locked and loaded with your
Fists in the air
Until the fire came down
Burning higher now
Yeah the fire came down
And there’s no way
We can see you out there
Locked and loaded with your
Fists in the air
Until the fire came down
Burning higher now
Yeah the fire came down
And there’s no way to put it out
And it breaks our hearts
It breaks our hearts
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Winter Grain Los Angeles, California
Folk pop group from Salt Lake City, UT formed in early 2017. They recorded with Grammy award winner Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Vance Joy) at Bear Creek Studio, Seattle, WA. The five songs were crafted with Taylor Carroll (Phillip Phillips drummer) sitting at the board. ... more
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