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Road Song

from Clover by Sleeper's Bell

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lyrics

spent so long on the road
i forgot there was somewhere to go
and when i got there, well, i just don’t know.
i only wanted to be home.

being born is going blind
and we’re looking for the words to find
the way it felt when we were young
God, it’s on the tip of my tongue.

river run through my fist
and give me my first kiss
i caused another bitter end
‘cuz all i needed was a friend.

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from Clover, released February 7, 2025

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