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Artist: Caroline Polachek
Canonical path: /caroline-polachek/insomnia
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Insomnia
Read Insomnia lyrics by Caroline Polachek on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Insomnia
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How long can sunlight stay warm in the storm?
How long 'til the bath runs cold?
Come dawn, come day, come half-awake
Come blue, come gray, come waves that break
And it's not enough
No reply, no relief
Dreams of dried fields
That once were green
Burnt by someone just like me
Come dawn, come day, come half-awake
Come blue, come gray, come waves that break
And it's not enough
No reply, no relief
Hold on
Hold on
To save a single living piece of us
I still got it
I still got your heat
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Caroline Polachek performs "Insomnia", and this lyric page sits inside the Caroline Polachek catalog on LyroVerse.
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