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Artist: Deep Purple
Canonical path: /deep-purple/loosen-my-stringes
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Loosen My Stringes
Read Loosen My Stringes lyrics by Deep Purple on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Loosen My Stringes
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Wake up in the morning
Get into bed
closing my eyes
I rest my head
There is no arrangement
No time no place
It's gone in the wind
and left no trace
Who can say,
maybe or whatever.
It's up to you
You know you can
trust me
I'll make it up to you
You move with the action
You loosen my strings
Your fingers
can smooth out my jangles
and all those things
Grease on the handle
and the tangles
in my hair
They always seem
to go together
I don't care
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