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Artist: Idlewild
Canonical path: /idlewild/listen-to-what-you-ve-got
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Listen To What You've Got
Read Listen To What You've Got lyrics by Idlewild on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Listen To What You've Got
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You listen to what you've got
And then you realise that it's nothing
What's in these bad dreams?
I might as well be talking backwards
What's in these bad dreams?
You might as well be talking to yourself
You listen to what you've got
And then you realise that it's nothing
What's in these bad dreams?
You might as well be talking backwards
What's in these bad dreams?
It's me, and I'm talking to myself
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