Pile Of Stones
from This Make Two of Us EP by Last Echelon
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lyrics
Only ashes
Left in my hand
Blurry footprints
In the sand
Restless shadows
Of the past
I don't want to
Be the last
_________
Pain and sorrow
Passing by
Washed away
A friend of mine
Endless ocean
A pile of stones
Make me feel
So alone
I
Will never be the same
It's hard
Hard to let go
Left in my hand
Blurry footprints
In the sand
Restless shadows
Of the past
I don't want to
Be the last
_________
Pain and sorrow
Passing by
Washed away
A friend of mine
Endless ocean
A pile of stones
Make me feel
So alone
I
Will never be the same
It's hard
Hard to let go
credits
from This Make Two of Us EP,
released December 28, 2012
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