Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hooverphonic
Canonical path: /hooverphonic/vinegar-and-salt
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Vinegar and Salt
Read Vinegar and Salt lyrics by Hooverphonic on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Vinegar and Salt
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I
I like the things that you hate
And you
you hate the things that I like
but it hurts,
honesty is your church
but sometimes
it's better to lie
but sometimes
it's better to lie
I
I am the vinegar &salt
and you
are the oil that dissolves my frustrations
and temptations.
but sometimes
it's better to lie
but sometimes
it's better to lie
I am the vinegar &salt and you
are the oil that dissolves my frystrations and temptations...
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