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Under Adobe Video (MV)




Performed By: John Baker
Language: English
Length: 3:24
Written by: John Baker
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John Baker - Under Adobe Lyrics




Let me take your pain like poison drawn from the pain
Let your love remain Next to mine
Where time is unmade Under a blanket of shade
We must learn to be brave To survive

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine
But you know me I'm a wrecking prize
Building monuments someday we will climb
It's just a matter of time

There's night in your bones Skin-covered tomes
How do I get you alone For a while
Gathering the tinder Blowing into the ember

Trying just to remember My last dream

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine
But you know me I'm a wrecking prize
Building monuments someday we will climb

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine

Oh, it's just a matter of time
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English

Let me take your pain like poison drawn from the pain
Let your love remain Next to mine
Where time is unmade Under a blanket of shade
We must learn to be brave To survive

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine
But you know me I'm a wrecking prize
Building monuments someday we will climb
It's just a matter of time

There's night in your bones Skin-covered tomes
How do I get you alone For a while
Gathering the tinder Blowing into the ember

Trying just to remember My last dream

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine
But you know me I'm a wrecking prize
Building monuments someday we will climb

Under Adobe The desert calls me
It would be easy To access the divine

Oh, it's just a matter of time
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