Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Harry
Canonical path: /harry/stephanie-jenssen
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Stephanie Jenssen
Read Stephanie Jenssen lyrics by Harry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Stephanie Jenssen
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You... So near that I can touch
But your eyes don't look into mine
Your skin's so white... so much
So pure it makes me feel fine
Fine
But they crawl, spreading fear and disease
Parasites just like flies
Pretending they intend to please
Whith verminous and filthy lies
Lies
Fire and smoke, it's all that we can see
Women and children burning in the streets
Messerschmitts-a-falling from the skies
The wolf's howling echoed 'round the trees
Full of youth, pride and sacrifice
We've got some love but love was not enough
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