Ultraviolet
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Ultraviolet
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If you, please, get a minute
Tell me of your day
No that’s fine if your busy
I’m sure this can wait
Any other day
You might have had the time
But you’re far too busy
Heading off to the city
To try to
Turn the car around
Keep all four wheels on solid ground
Don’t let the neighbors down
We’ll be wanting you home safe and sound
When you made it on the bridge
Did you think about your life?
Or had you already made up your mind?
Bodies dance to the sound of screams
And broken glass
Even the air above our heads
Can’t take a breath
Bodies dance to the sound of screams
And broken glass
Turn the car around
Keep all four wheels on solid ground
Don’t let the neighbors down
We’ll be wanting you home safe and sound
If you, please, get a minute
Tell me anything
I️ promise I’ll listen
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Who performs "Ultraviolet"?
Basement performs "Ultraviolet", and this lyric page sits inside the Basement catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Ultraviolet"?
Yes. The related section below points to Disconnect and 1104 Porter Street with a short reason for opening each page next.
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