Red Dress
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Red Dress
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Sing loud
Where does the model undress now
She'll drink whisky for breakfast
And cigarettes for lunch
Warning
What is this red dress you're unfolding
And who gave it to you
And told you to undress for the empire
Walking
Out in the garden at night
Clothing falls from you
Just as soft as lantern light
Watching
From a tower on high
Looking over the town
Eyes up, mouth open wide
Warning
What is this red dress you're unfolding
And who gave it to you
And told you to undress for the empire
Oh I fell deep, I fell down
I fell down in the well
Oh I fell deep, I fell down
I fell down in the well
Oh I fell deep, I fell down
I fell down in the well
Oh I fell deep, I fell down
I fell down in the well
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Who performs "Red Dress"?
Emily Jane White performs "Red Dress", and this lyric page sits inside the Emily Jane White catalog on LyroVerse.
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