Violently Happy
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Violently Happy
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Since I met you
This small town hasn't got room
For my big feelings
Violently happy
'Cause I love you
Violently happy
But you're not here
Violently happy
Come calm me down
Before I get into trouble
I tip-toe down to the shore
Stand by the ocean
Make it roar at me
And I roar back
Violently happy
'Cause I love you
Violently happy
But you're not here
Violently happy
Over-emotional
Violently happy
I'll get into trouble real soon
If you don't get here
Baby
Violently happy
'Cause I love you
Violently happy
I'm aiming too high
Violently happy
It will get me into trouble
Violently happy
I'm driving my car
Too fast
With ecstatic music on
Violently happy
I'm getting too drunk
Violently happy
I'm daring people
To jump off roofs with me
Only you can
Calm me down
I'm aiming too high
Soothe me
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Who performs "Violently Happy"?
Björk performs "Violently Happy", and this lyric page sits inside the Björk catalog on LyroVerse.
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