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Artist: Fiddlehead
Canonical path: /fiddlehead/poem-you
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Poem You
Read Poem You lyrics by Fiddlehead on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Poem You
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Talk to your ghost
Sleep with your clothes
I’ll take whatever’s left
In the waste of your death
(But in case you come I left the light on)
Whatever’s left
(Bright enough to see from stars)
Of your death
(Find me in the bedroom corner)
I’ll take whatever’s left
(Writing verses of shattered hearts)
In the waste
To ease missing you
And the stinging too
Of seeing blue
Poem you
Come home, light's on
Come home, light's on
Cause I’m missing you
And it’s stinging too
To see a blue
Poem you
Come home, the light's on
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Fiddlehead performs "Poem You", and this lyric page sits inside the Fiddlehead catalog on LyroVerse.
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