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Dixy

Read Dixy lyrics by Per Gessle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Per Gessle Canonical path: /gessle-per/dixy Related lyric paths: 6
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Dixy

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hon såg dej först

varför du log? fråga den som vet

kvällen var ljum

ni tog en taxi till din lägenhet

hon stannade kvar

du kysste henne för att få reda på vem hon var

sha la la la la

sha la la la

la la la la

hon var från stan

du växte upp bredvid en grammofon

parken var gul

av alla löv på väg bort därifrån

hennes andetag

höll dej vaken, du ville veta vem hon kunde vara

sha la la la la

sha la la la

la la la la

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Per Gessle performs "Dixy", and this lyric page sits inside the Per Gessle catalog on LyroVerse.

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