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Like Snow
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I feel my eyes wanting to see you
I feel my ears longing to hear you
I know my hands begging to touch you
I am my heart screaming to love you
I can see hope dancing in your eyes
I feel your voice echoing through me
your hands are dancing underneath my skin
your heart will kill you it stops when we make love
When you fall I will be there
God, you are so beautiful
all I want is to be with you
'cause I love you, like snow
I feel my tongue it hungers to taste you
I know my voice singing life through you
I feel my body begging to know you
I am the one thirsting to have you
I feel your lips wandering my veins
I'm screaming out loud my wishes to God
your body traps me haunting me slowly
when we breathe in the world stops turning
When you fall I will be there
God, you are so beautiful
all I want is to be with you
'cause I love you, like snow
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Here the World
Here the World is a Canadian Pop / Punk / Rock band founded by brothers Scythe Hanzo and Johnny
Holmes.
Combining the power and edginess of punk with the upbeat inspirational sound found in pop, Here the World has been compared to bands like U2, Coldplay, The Killers, Angels and Airwaves, Blink 182, One Direction and Radiohead.
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