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Artist: Hamilton Leithauser
Canonical path: /hamilton-leithauser/utrecht
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Utrecht
Read Utrecht lyrics by Hamilton Leithauser on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Utrecht
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Love yourself
Lazy fella, it's simpler now
Love yourself
Whistling your tune
Noon to midnight, back to noon
Snap your fingers
Shuffle your shoes
Midnight
Midnight, back to noon
When Sunday morning comes
It won't be soon enough
See me with rose colored eyes
I just keep asking you why
No love like your love
And your love is right
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Hamilton Leithauser performs "Utrecht", and this lyric page sits inside the Hamilton Leithauser catalog on LyroVerse.
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