Chariot
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Chariot
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Sunny day in a chariot
Were they waving back to you?
Losing touch, not that much
She was running back to you, to you
No more
But you said: Angel's wings, time we spent
Nobody knows how close it will come
The rite of the sands
My heart in your hands
Women chasers, the wives abide
You build a plane to take a land you divide
Sunny day in a chariot
Were they waving back to you?
The way you chased her, the cadillac
Back on the coastline with the sun on his back
Women chasers, the scarlet land
He will be taken, but they'll all love him back
Sunny day in a chariot
Were they waving back to you?
One last call
One last call
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Beach House performs "Chariot", and this lyric page sits inside the Beach House catalog on LyroVerse.
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