Violet
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Violet
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Midnight, another movie and a glass of wine
To get the feeling right
It's not the perfect moment cause' I've seen this one
But I still like the story
Then I start to close my eyes,
so very soothing the sound of white noise
A cello in disguise, playing softly to a sweet voice
Everyday is getting better
And I cannot wait to send a letter
And a resume to the director
Of this lovely play
How do I get a part?
Sunlight, another headache and a sleepy eye
To start the morning right
It's not the perfect motion but it keeps the line
From moving side to side
What a wonderful surprise,
while I'm I reading these crazy headlines
Coffee for some life and a smoke ring for a new rhyme
I'm getting closer every time to taking home the prize
Quiet footsteps till' I'm there, I've got it locked up in my stare
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Who performs "Violet"?
Divit performs "Violet", and this lyric page sits inside the Divit catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Reflection and Angel With Broken Wings with a short reason for opening each page next.
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