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How The Light Changed

from Belong Here by This Glass Embrace

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lyrics

There is a hollow in our home
An echo where you used to be
I drift from room to room as if
To catch your footsteps next to me
The silence piles up in drifts
The quiet soaks into our shoes
If I could shovel free a path
If I could find a passage through

My hands are heavy with the weight
Of trying not to reach for you
I think in circles and in shapes
Infinities and bounded loops
Out past our driveway I could see
The very edges of the earth
The water flowed over the rim
Carried away all we had learned

I didn't know that it was time
I know that no one ever does
I wasn't ready to let go
I know that neither of us was
So stack the memories like stones
And build a wall against the dark
And I will stay here, where you were
Here in the place that once was ours

There is a hollow in our home
An echo where you used to be

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from Belong Here, released May 17, 2019
Lyrics by Matt LeFevers. Music by Matt LeFevers and Jackie LeFevers.

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