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Jul 7, 2024 3 min

Stars in a web

from Hippy Songs

If a relationship turns into a cage that in a deep sense cannot allow you to be you because there is too much fear. Em D So close even if far apart Em D Connected from heart to heart C D All the joy that life can bring G D Em Until the return of the swing Em D C B Em You cannot catch the stars in a web of doubt - I am the light Em D C B You cannot cage a tree - I will grow out Em D C B Em You cannot dam a well - I will flow out of sight Em D My hand in yours and yours in mine Em D Is our love blind or is it divine? C D Can we see each other again G D Em if we don't hold on to the same? Em D C B Em You cannot catch the stars in a web of doubt - I am the light Em D C B You cannot cage a tree - I will grow out Em D C B Em You cannot dam a well - I will flow out of sight Em D What was hot has now turned cold Em D We project and protect the old C D wounds in our souls G D Em I want to get off the swing Em D C B Em You cannot catch the stars in a web of doubt - I am the light Em D C B You cannot cage a tree - I will grow out Em D C B Em You cannot dam a well - I will flow out of sight Em D How can I build my trust Em D On what has been shattered and bust? C D In compassion I can see that we are G D Em Not our wall of fear Em D C B Em You cannot catch the stars in a web of doubt - I am the light Em D C B You cannot cage a tree - I will grow out Em D C B Em You cannot dam a well - I will flow out of sight If a relationship does not build you up on all levels, it might be worth checking out what it is that blocks the deep connection.

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