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Artist: Hooverphonic
Canonical path: /hooverphonic/more
Related lyric paths: 6
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More
Read More lyrics by Hooverphonic on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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More
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We can go up north, go up north, go up north
But we can not run, we can not run, we can not run from
All the daily pressure
All restrictive measures
Do you still want more?
Intriguing things to explore
We can hide down south, way down south, way down south
But we shouldn't doubt, shouldn't doubt, our imagination
Is the drug we're on
Gotta ask you:
Do you still wan't more
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All the lights go out of the blue I hear you whisper subtle
Do you still want more
Intriguing things to explore
Do you still want more
Intriguing things to adore
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Hooverphonic performs "More", and this lyric page sits inside the Hooverphonic catalog on LyroVerse.
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