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"In This Storm" is a track by Thrice, from the album Palms - Deeper Wells - EP, released 13th June 2019. The track is 4:55 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Thrice.
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How can anybody sleep? How can anybody sleep when it's so bad? How can anybody sleep? How can anybody sleep through this storm? How can we sleep, how can we sleep when it's so bad? How can we sleep, how can we sleep through this storm? How can anybody see? How can anybody see where the road leads? How can anybody see? How can anybody see through this storm? How can we see, how can we see where the road leads? How can we see, how can we see through this storm? This weather is breaking my heart This whirlwind of falling apart Oh How can anybody hear? How can anybody hear over thunder? How can anybody hear? How can anybody hear in this storm? How can we hear, how can we hear over thunder? How can we hear, how can we hear in this storm? This weather is breaking my heart This whirlwind of falling apart So give me your hand I double my brothers Let's make our way out of this rain We can't keep on living this way Blind through the storm Blaming each other Oh This weather is breaking my heart This whirlwind of falling apart So give me your hand I double my brothers Let's make our way out of this rain We can't keep on living this way Blind through the storm Blaming each other How can anybody sleep? How can anybody sleep when it's so bad? How can anybody sleep? How can anybody sleep through this storm?
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