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Artist: Bryan Ferry
Canonical path: /bryan-ferry/hiroshima
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Hiroshima
Read Hiroshima lyrics by Bryan Ferry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hiroshima
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Unconscious in Versailles
Press play begin
See my life flash by
Oh neon wind
Hiroshima mon amour
I wake up in Chiang-Mai
Think I must jack in
I hear the wild girls cry
Oh neon wind
Hiroshima mon amour
You make me weep
You make me moan
A thousand suns
And then you're gone
Blade runner in the night
Burn out Berlin
Oh neon wind
Hiroshima mon amour
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Bryan Ferry performs "Hiroshima", and this lyric page sits inside the Bryan Ferry catalog on LyroVerse.
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