Undone lyrics by Bauhaus. Undone you say As if a sorry thing If there was an undoing Of you to be What cause to bring An opening heart A craven soulless ring...
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Undone you say
As if a sorry thing
If there was an undoing
Of you to be
What cause to bring
An opening heart
A craven soulless ring
A valencian bell
No passing of the lote tree
Undone and away with you
You long road wither flaunt
Your pearls bouncing plasticine
A knowledge ever to haunt
No passing of the lote tree
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