Prints
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Prints
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I follow your steps to the 4th floor den
Light the candle on your desk
I hear voices, strange voices talk
A midnight meeting when it's dark
The flowers on the counter I sent you those
White carnations with a single rose
I should never have come here tonight
but your eyes sparkle in the cold, cold night
Where are these prints leading
is it where my heart is bleeding?
I need a map and a magnifying glass
to follow you into the darkness
There are notes and names and numbers from
the lady from the office just opposite mine
I came here to win you tonight
so you better come with without a fight
Where are these prints leading
is it where my heart is bleeding?
I need a map and a magnifying glass
to follow you into the darkness
I'll need a gun and a large coctail in glass
to follow you into the darkness
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Who performs "Prints"?
Jonna Lee performs "Prints", and this lyric page sits inside the Jonna Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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