Singles
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Singles
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Grow leaning to the clean
In flaming dark room
It never ends well
And I can stand for myself
Bereft of your wells
And known to you
It's new
And I can do with a face like yours
To get me through hard times
To be approached by so many fathers
Never light of mine
Never light of mine
Glows so fatally doubt
Gone south of the pain
I know it so well
But how could I mind
When once was so high
Our bodies entwined
And I can do with a face like yours
To get me through hard times
To be approached by so many fathers
Never light of mine
And I mean to say the things I meant
Only for longing to see your sense
But honestly, so honestly it's all for your own good, baby
And I can do with a face like yours
To get me through hard times
To be approached by so many fathers
Never light of mine
Never light of mine
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Who performs "Singles"?
Arthur Beatrice performs "Singles", and this lyric page sits inside the Arthur Beatrice catalog on LyroVerse.
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