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COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Viana Valentine
Viana Valentine
Writer
Viana Valentine Newton
Viana Valentine Newton
Songwriter
Holly Turner
Holly Turner
Songwriter
Greg Almeida
Greg Almeida
Songwriter

Lyrics

Isn't it like isn't it like paradise?
My feet hit the ground
Followed by the golden morning light
In this valley I roam
I've lived and died so many times
Oh the rose colored glasses
Through peaks and the passes
That I could never retell if I tried
All the perfect people perfect places perfect times
Well it was time to get away from all the city lights
And the pressures from within
There I was finding my purpose on a mountainside
In the crisp Montana wind
Every night our faces were lit by campfires and
We laughed until the quiet came
In the moment none of us were gonna say it
But we wish it'd never have to change
Is always constant
Couldn't keep this if we tried
I saw that last sunrise and cried
(Can't believe it's really over)
Ghosted town and a hesitant drive
(Snow capped and cloudy amber)
'Cause it'll never be the same again
But there's a beauty to impermanence
A love-hate relationship with time
I could never stop september
All the perfect people perfect places perfect times
Hard to believe that I lived it through my own two eyes
Tears from the atop the tower and an existential crisis
I'll soak up every hour but it eventually runs dry
Cause how could I call another place home?
Home
I saw that last sunrise and cried
(Can't believe it's really over)
Ghosted town and a hesitant drive
(Snow capped and cloudy amber)
'Cause it'll never be the same again
(Never be the same)
But there's a beauty to impermanence
(Beauty to the flame)
A love-hate relationship with time
I could never stop September
Cause even though it's come and gone I have realized
There's a beauty to the amber
Written by: Greg Almeida, Holly Turner, Viana Valentine, Viana Valentine Newton
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