American Analog Set
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Blue Chaise

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: American Analog Set Canonical path: /american-analog-set/blue-chaise Related lyric paths: 6
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Blue Chaise

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At home

At last

No hope

No haves

For a chaise divan

That I don't mind

Won't say "Hello,

How do you do"

Blue chaise divan

When words are subside

And days go dim

And daylight fades

No I don't mind

Hearing voices and

Seeing shapes go by

No I don't mind

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