the situation is fluid - 作詞：grega. carlsson - 作曲：grega. carlsson
Lyrics:
Verse 1:
You see, we're just here
It's like we're moving, never really standing still
This whole thing is out of our control
So, I don't know where we'll land, it's all just fluid
Chorus:
So here we are, caught in a storm
Can't find our way, out of this labyrinth
Soon as the waves begin to break
It's gonna be hard to know which way to take
Verse 2:
Time flies when you're having fun
But it seems like everything is spinning out of control
It's hard to believe, this world is such a fragile thing
But there's no stopping now, the situation is fluid
Chorus:
So here we are, caught in a storm
Can't find our way, out of this labyrinth
Soon as the waves begin to break
It's gonna be hard to know which way to take
Bridge:
It seems like there's no tomorrow
No matter what we do, we can't hold on for long
We need to learn how to adapt, find our own way forward
Cause there's no turning back now, the situation is fluid
Chorus:
So here we are, caught in a storm
Can't find our way, out of this labyrinth
Soon as the waves begin to break
It's gonna be hard to know which way to take
Outro:
The situation is fluid, it's always changingCodeDewing Test Axe -- Analysis Tool - page 4 of 6
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