Lyrics of 'Picture Frame' by Trial Kennedy
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I'm sitting inside my mind an open doorway
A vision of people that we're lost in four ways
Holding in time survived an awful long await
I'm following every act around in your way
I find my
I find my picture frame
Memory haze
You're still the same
Still your name
I've set it aside my mind an open doorway
I'm running a lie of people lost in four ways
Na na na na na na na
Getting inside to rise above the long await
Pretending to find the reason that you're on display
I find my picture frame
Memory haze
You're still the same
Still your name
Our open minds will recognize
you wait to find the light
And all along you reconcile
That I will save the day
I find my picture frame
Memory haze
You're still the same
Still your name
Away today
Warning what is hard again
Set free broken hearts again
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