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Recovery

Read Recovery lyrics by Curve on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Recovery

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The months go by

And I don't think of you

The signal is frail

An imprint of what you do

So I turn up the sound

And you are nowhere

I have learnt this

To my cost

But I maintain

In the slow lane

I maintain

In the slow lane

The scent goes by

Still I smell of you

You say I cry

At the merest thought of you

So you let me down

To laugh at nothing

I have learnt this

For myself

But I maintain

In the slow lane

I maintain

In the slow lane

So I turn up the sound

And you are nowhere

I have learnt this

To my cost

But I maintain

In the slow lane

I maintain

In the slow lane

Turn down the sound

You are nowhere

You let me down

To laugh at nothing

I have learnt this

To my cost

I have learnt this

For myself

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Curve performs "Recovery", and this lyric page sits inside the Curve catalog on LyroVerse.

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