Chartreuse
Read Chartreuse lyrics by Capital Cities on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Chartreuse
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We painted our faces
We were at resting place in from the light
I must admit on that resting site
We looked alright
But now it's just traces
As we fade in black and white
We put make up on with no light
We're too uptight
Color me this way
Color me that way
Color me inside out
Color me upside down
To show my true colors
I must first be exposed to the light
I transverse in secondly fight
With all my might
I've blown my cover
In plain view I'm as plain as you
But you can't deny my hues
Red blue chartruese
Color me this way
Color me that way
Color me inside out
Color me upside down
Color me this way
Color me that way
Color me inside out
Color me upside down
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Who performs "Chartreuse"?
Capital Cities performs "Chartreuse", and this lyric page sits inside the Capital Cities catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Chartreuse"?
Yes. The related section below points to Breathe (ft.Tupac Shakur) and Vowels with a short reason for opening each page next.
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