A.R. Kane
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Sulliday

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: A.R. Kane Canonical path: /ar-kane/sulliday Related lyric paths: 6
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Sulliday

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Just as an opening door makes the specks of dust fly

Oh do you know them?

Do you know they can bring you down?

In disguise...

In disguise...

Doesn't, look at those flowers

Oh oh

Do what you know

Every time i love you

I see angels crossing over

I see angels passing by

(?)

Tell when we make love like rain

And i couldn't save you (fishing)

Can't say

(?)

I told my heart today

That i love you

I tell my heart today

That i love you

(?)

Listening angels passing by

Pass me by

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