Supermarket
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Supermarket
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Would you
would you carry me
with blistered feet?
How would I ever thank you?
and somewhere, in the middle of the river
You'd have to let me go
even though
no one ever taught me, how to swim up stream
I could just go with flow
and meet you in a barrel of laughs somewhere below
You speak
you speak soft and low
you got a way with words
I'll never tire
and somewhere, in the middle of the night
you love soft and slow
I'll never tire of your sneaky smile
I'll meet you in a barrel of laughs below
If you ever lose your way
well I'll meet you in the corner of the supermarket
and carry home
I'll carry you home
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Emily Wells performs "Supermarket", and this lyric page sits inside the Emily Wells catalog on LyroVerse.
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