Blind

by Lyon Tide

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So here’s the truth
Yeah, I went and lost you
And that was the worst thing
That I could ever do

Yes I was blind
But I should’ve always known
You are my world
And you are my home
I should have roamed the globe
To get back to you

I should have waded
Through water and snow
As soon as I knew
You were ready to go

Yes I was blind
But I should’ve always known
You are my world
And you are my home

I should have crossed the lines
Walking blind
I should have crossed the skies
To make you mine

You are my world
And you are my home

So here’s the truth
Yeah, I went and lost you
I roamed the globe
To get back to you
Yes I was blind
But I should’ve always known

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released February 19, 2021

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