Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Company of Thieves
Canonical path: /company-of-thieves/oscar-wilde
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oscar Wilde
Read Oscar Wilde lyrics by Company of Thieves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oscar Wilde
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Don't you want the invitation
Big bright accent, catty smile
Oscar Wilde confrontation
Ah, Live like it's the style
When we waltz on your front porch
We are all our-own devil
We are all our-own devil
We make this world our hell
Porcelain teacups decorate
Tables and the conversation
Beauty pageants, all the time
Is running out, the time is running out
Time keeps on ticking away
Always running away
We're always running in time
We're always running from time
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Who performs "Oscar Wilde"?
Company of Thieves performs "Oscar Wilde", and this lyric page sits inside the Company of Thieves catalog on LyroVerse.
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