An Orange
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An Orange
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The moon was an orange in a violet sky
When you chose to show me, who you really are
And I can't have known that this could lead
To a terrible death of a girl in need
To a terrible death, oh, a terrible death, indeed
A terrible death indeed
The moon was an orange halo round your head
When your pretty, pale hands made sure that I was dead
But you felt no joy in your success
'Cause I lay there cold and unimpressed
Yeah, I lay there cold and you tried to clean the mess
Clean the mess, clean the mess, clean the mess
The moon was an orange that I could not see
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Gabriela Kulka performs "An Orange", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriela Kulka catalog on LyroVerse.
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