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Breathe

from Burial Ground by Stick Figure

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Breathe

hey, so here we are
beneath the moon the rising sun and stars
it's a brand new day, it's a brand new start
to greet the world it's me and my guitar
when you feel alone, when you feel afraid
don't hesitate to call my name
cause i'll be there, be there for you
cause, i'll be there when your feeling blue
breathe and take it in
breathe, take it in
breathe and take it in
breathe, take it in
from the hillside to the seas
from the mountains to the trees
there this place I long to be
and if I asked you, would you come with me?
well I don't care what they say
I'd leave it all behind and move away
won't you help me make my dreams come true
won't you love me like I love you
breathe and take it in
breathe, take it in
breathe and take it in
breathe, take it all in
it's so easy lovin' you
why do you make it so hard to do?
it's so easy lovin' you
why do you make it so hard to do?
so hard to do (X8)
can yo hear me, can you feel me?
it's alright, well if you only knew
won't you hold me, won't you love me
oh I'm still loving you, oh why?

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from Burial Ground, track released June 12, 2012

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Stick Figure Oakland, California

Stick Figure is back with his 7th studio album, “Wisdom”, released September 9th, 2022, featuring the distinctive sound that has redefined American reggae. In signature Stick Figure style, Wisdom can bring peace and happiness in the dark moments as well as in the good times, and the benefits of the music can stay with the listener long after the record has stopped spinning. ... more

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