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Artist: Doug Martsch
Canonical path: /doug-martsch/offer
Related lyric paths: 6
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Offer
Read Offer lyrics by Doug Martsch on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Offer
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Now you
Should know by now
Its a small sound
Pulls you down
Would you
Come back down
To a small town
Stay with me
I am, Everyone
Someone,
Used to love.
She couldn't offer you anything you could refuse
She could just sell you things you couldn't use.
Now you
Should know by now
Its a small sound
Holds you down
Would you
Come back down
To a small town
Stay with me
I am, everyone
Someone
Used to love.
She couldn't offer you anything you could refuse
She could just sell you things you couldn't use.
She couldn't offer you anything you could refuse
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Doug Martsch performs "Offer", and this lyric page sits inside the Doug Martsch catalog on LyroVerse.
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