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Beneath My Feet

from Summer Daze by Wallflower

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You must've passed out as soon as you got home.
I never got your call.
Now I've become accustomed to living out the proof that happiness lies in all the little things that you do.

There's a lot of things I never do.

I've been staring at my door, studying the art of escape.
Couldn't ever face dying. I'd rather disappear.
Won't let the grass grow beneath my feet I'll go anywhere but here.

I'll wait at the bottom of the ocean for you to sink down too.
Because the tides are heavy and somebody held your head down.
You won't drown, but swimming's never that easy.
(Nothing's ever that easy)

I've been staring at my door, studying the art of escape.
Couldn't ever face dying. I'd rather disappear.
Won't let the grass grow beneath my feet I'll go anywhere but here.

Don't wait for me, I don't really know how long I'll be.
Don't wait for me, I don't really know anything.

I've been staring at my door, studying the art of escape.
Couldn't ever face dying. I'd rather disappear.
Won't let the grass grow beneath my feet I'll go anywhere but here.

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from Summer Daze, track released October 20, 2014

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Wallflower UK

Wallflower are a band from the South of England.

Pre-Orders for their debut LP 'Teach Yourself To Swim' are available at wallflowerband.com

Releasing 05/06/2020

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