Razor Thin

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Song: Razor Thin
--Lyrics--

We were promised the world in rings and stones,
The gift of love that overflows.
But the journey is razor-thin,
It cuts deep—sometimes, it ends before it begins.

I see you smiling across the room,
Light of my life, a fleeting bloom.
hypnotized, draw me in closer to you

This empty house, this hollow home,
The dreams we shared have come to a close
When the lights go out, and you're already gone
All that's left is what could have been—and what nobody knows.

I see the kids running all around,
Causing havoc all over town.
They’re like shooting stars, fast and bright,
Moments of magic streaming through-out the night
now go to bed, I'm turning out the light

We were promised the world in rings and stones,
The gift of love that overflows.
But the journey is razor-thin,
It cuts deep—sometimes it ends before it begins.

I see you smiling across the room,
Light of my life, a fleeting bloom.
hypnotized, draw me in closer to you

This empty house, this hollow home,
The dreams we shared have come to a close
When the lights go out, and you're already gone
All that's left is what could have been—and what nobody knows.

There’s hope, joy, and love enough to go around,
It’s the thought that keeps me safe and sound.
Now the walls feel cold, and the nights grow long,
Your memory lingers, a timeless song.
Just a stroll down the road for which I'm bound.
I'll see you when I lay upon the ground.

I'm left thinking of you, all these thoughts I can't save.
left my hope in darkness, I'll take it all to the grave

We were promised the world in rings and stones,
The gift of love that overflows.
But the journey is razor-thin,
It cuts deep—sometimes it ends before it begins.

I see you smiling across the room,
Light of my life, a fleeting bloom.
hypnotized, draw me in closer to you

This empty house, this hollow home,
The dreams we shared have come to a close
When the lights go out, and you're already gone
All that's left is what could have been—and what nobody knows.