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Artist: Blur
Canonical path: /blur/mirrorball
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Mirrorball
Read Mirrorball lyrics by Blur on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Mirrorball
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Mirrorball on a Jordan train
I was under sea then up for air
I did not retain
Ocean Park, where the seagulls cry
I remember flying dragons too
I was there with you
So before you log out
Hold close to me
Hold close to me
I'll be back, when December comes
All the barriers have been pulled down
Where is everyone?
Oh, mirrorball, you're spinning out to sea
Think I found you in the Temple Square
Under the wishing tree
So cry your eyes out
Oh, close to me
Hold close to me
I cried my eyes out
Oh, close to me
Hold close to me
Hold close to me
Hold close to me
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Blur performs "Mirrorball", and this lyric page sits inside the Blur catalog on LyroVerse.
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