"Still I Crash" lyrics
"Still I Crash"
Mother, where did you go now?
Tell me, I need to know how
Am I supposed to go on without you?
Mother, where have you flown to?
Come home so I can hold you
I'm learning to walk all on my own again
And I am still your one true friend
But as the seasons change
And you're still out of range
I can hear your voice
As it echoes through my head
And all these days pass by
These tears might never dry
But I still try
I still try
Mother, oh, how I know you
Thinking down here below you
Always pretending that you're fast asleep
Mother, can you still hear me?
Wishing you were still near me
Hoping that this won't really be the end
And I am still your one true friend
But as the seasons change
And you're still out of range
I can feel your light
Softly glowing in my heart
After all these years have passed
Your love's the only thing that lasts
But I still crash
I still crash
Writer(s): Billy Strings
- AZLyrics
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- Billy Strings Lyrics
album:
"So Much For Goodbyes" (2026)
Bluewater Breakdown
Debra's Waltz
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