The Mumbling Years
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The Mumbling Years
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i was coming down
don't know what i mean
i was coming from left field
but you're a liar girl
you can see right through me
and i don't recognize my mouth
the mumbling years
the mumbling years
dream of sweetheart
electric at dawn
don't think you're coming 'round any more
turn into you
i'll turn back into me
false starts are all that keep coming out
and it's not ours to keep
so we wear it on our sleeve
the mumbling years
the mumbling years
like clothes you out grow
like water from snow
one more goodbye song
cause it's not ours to keep
so we wear it on our sleeve
it's not ours to keep
the mumbling years
the mumbling years
the mumbling years
the mumbling years
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Hotel Lights performs "The Mumbling Years", and this lyric page sits inside the Hotel Lights catalog on LyroVerse.
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