rice and pork - seasonal flaws

it dies in the winter

Phoenix can't rise if there aren't any ashes left
Set it to flames and leave before it collapses with broken wings
The air is getting colder, the flame is burning out
And on its last legs, it tries to fly once more
Begging everyone to face away



Credits
Writer(s): Aakaash Rohra, Liam Huynh, Valentina Gheorghe
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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