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Testo Intro
Testo Intro
It's neither touch nor taste
But silvery lines, the cute friendly face
I'll stand
You'll withdraw
Take me and I'm right on
What words sound the best to use?
What verse could possibly catch you?
Tell me why your heart sends sick, mixed messages
Tell me why my arteries cease to work
Show me to the sharpest, the right one so plangent
Strike out, the memories first
Tell me why your heart sends sick, mixed messages
Tell me why my arteries cease to work
Show me to the sharpest, the right one so plangent
Cause I look to you, I bathe in the earth
As I look to you, I bathe in the earth
As I look to you, I bathe in the earth
But silvery lines, the cute friendly face
I'll stand
You'll withdraw
Take me and I'm right on
What words sound the best to use?
What verse could possibly catch you?
Tell me why your heart sends sick, mixed messages
Tell me why my arteries cease to work
Show me to the sharpest, the right one so plangent
Strike out, the memories first
Tell me why your heart sends sick, mixed messages
Tell me why my arteries cease to work
Show me to the sharpest, the right one so plangent
Cause I look to you, I bathe in the earth
As I look to you, I bathe in the earth
As I look to you, I bathe in the earth
- La Amoureux
- 1000 Yard Stare
- Clue Me In
- Here On And Out
- Hide And Seek
- Trivet
- The Ghost You Are
- Cover Up
- Swell
- Know Your Enemy
Altri testi di Park
PARKER, ANDRE / JONES, JIM / LOCKWOOOD, SENECA
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Testi dei Park
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Royalty Network, EMI Music Publishing, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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