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"Sh'Diah" is a track by Bon Iver, from the album i,i, released 8th August 2019. The track is 4:12 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 10 articles about Bon Iver.
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Well you find the time Don't you? For the Lord But you can find the time Oh can't pass it around? Fever last too long Fever's rashing on There's no fountain in Silver How art? How art? Just calm down (calm down) And she'll find time for the Lord How often you gonna see now Truly what you cease to be Will you adjust your scenery Well you find time don't you? For the lord But keep it rational Keep it rational There's no fountain
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