Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Gramercy Arms
Canonical path: /gramercy-arms/moving-slow
Related lyric paths: 6
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Moving Slow
Read Moving Slow lyrics by Gramercy Arms on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Moving Slow
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Time is running out
I used to tell myself
I guess I always thought
I'd be somewhere else
Now I'm just resigned
There's nowhere I would go
Happily detached and
Moving slow
Just rest your pretty head
From what you'll never know
Let's go back to bed
Turn the lights down low
Empire's shallow grave
Vermillion glow
Twilit aftermath
Fading slow
Mad props to Lazy Jane
The queen is overthrown
But still she looks the same
Now that the kiss is blown
She says she knows me well
Enough to know
That I don't mind
Moving slow
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