Sing
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Sing
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Sing
Take me on the wing
I could be forever scattered through the wind
Feels like a sin
Feels like a call into the forest
Living like a bird
Flying through the air
I don't feel anymore
Coming through
Forces on the light
And I know that
Come and laugh
When you said
I get away
I'm falling through
Every single word is another river
Taking off her clothes
Taking off her dress
Now it's all white
And the yellow sun is feeling like a bite
I don't care anymore
I don't see it again
When you follow me left
Into the lens with the camera now
I don't feel like coming back again
I don't feel a floor
Feels a little strange
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Cigarettes After Sex performs "Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Cigarettes After Sex catalog on LyroVerse.
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