Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cocteau Twins
Canonical path: /cocteau-twins/otterley
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Otterley
Read Otterley lyrics by Cocteau Twins on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Otterley
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I'm sure
Allow me
Please
Get help
Only in your note
Only listen
Where are you going
Oh, the song would
Whose mousse
Sell our little home
That's what I'm saying
It's almost right
It's a loved one
It's oh, so hard
You should go home
Through the pain
Sure
Bravo
Please
Please
Pull
Only the lonely
Sell some
Sell our minnow
Suppose he can
If we aren't home
So come over
So sleep
It's so hard
It's also ugly
Leveled home
Bricks so
So firm
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