Gravity Drop

from Somewhere Moving by Great Gale

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Do you remember when we were making castles out of clouds? Watching them dance around, watching them dance around.
Casting shadows over city streets.
Keep the sun away from me, keep the sun away from me.

These were our lives, gravity drops, my step is light.
Day turns to night and I thought I was right
‘cause these were our lives.

Did you feel it when it was time to move on?
The clouds to the next town, the clouds to the next town.
There were sunshot people standing.
Don’t forget it happened, don’t forget it happened.

Stand up for what you thought you knew
Step back to watch it happen
Don’t say you’ve gone away on a count of past mistakes.
Don’t say you’ve gone away on a count of past mistakes.

Don’t say you’ve gone away. Do you remember when? Do you remember when? x4
My company is here to keep. x4

These were our lives, gravity drops, my step is light.
Day turns to night and I thought I was right
‘cause these were our lives.

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from Somewhere Moving, released December 18, 2015

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