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Shatter

from Laws Of Motion by TYAH

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Stuck on this road, no warning signs
Same melody that’s in our minds
What if we all just held the same hands?
When we all sing different songs
Close your eyes and hope it gets better
But when you crash just let the glass shatter

In life it’s just a matter of waking up
Cutting class got high once and now it’s all shaken up
Born amongst the highest of classes
They got several passes, fuck several asses

Staring at these bars, I just wanna be free
And we just wanna sing what if we sing out of key?
Stevie Wonder told us, Sir Duke most of all
As I wish upon another star, tell me who we are

It’s that same shit that got us through, the same difference
It’s the same person, just a different appearance
Let us all enjoy that we can see a thing
Light a car on fire, watch it burn while you sing

Stuck on this road, no warining signs
Same melody that’s in our minds
What if we all just held the same hands?
When we all sing different songs
Close your eyes and hope it gets better
But when you crash just let the glass shatter

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from Laws Of Motion, released March 3, 2016

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TYAH is a musical collective, consisting of Jonathan Olde, Robin Yerah and James Kint. They met in high school and have been making music together ever since. From arranging pieces for classical music open mic night, to making soul & hiphop records.

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