Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eugenius
Canonical path: /eugenius/river-clyde-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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River Clyde Song
Read River Clyde Song lyrics by Eugenius on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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River Clyde Song
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Drink and slow living are
Still kind of giving me
Hangovers without a hope
So I jumped in the Clyde
And watched my love die
And floated away on a boat
Why can't you see that I'm down
On the ground and I still
Want to give you all I've got.
Drink and religion are still kind
Of giving me hangovers without hope
So I jump in the Clyde
And watch my love die
And float away on a boat.
Why can't you see that I'm down
On the ground and I still
Want to give you all I got.
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