Page type: lyric reference
Artist: City And Colour
Canonical path: /city-and-colour/sunflower
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunflower
Read Sunflower lyrics by City And Colour on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunflower
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When they found your body
Giant Xs on your eyes
With your half of the ransom
You bought some sweet, sweet, sweet
Sweet sunflowers
And gave them
To the night
Underneath the Star of David
A hundred years behind my eyes
With my half of the ransom
I bought some sweet, sweet, sweet
Sweet sunflowers
And gave them
To the night
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet sunflowers
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet sunflowers
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet sunflowers
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet sunflowers
And gave them
To the night
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City And Colour performs "Sunflower", and this lyric page sits inside the City And Colour catalog on LyroVerse.
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