Shivers + Crickets
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Shivers + Crickets
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I haven't got what it takes
I haven't got what they say it takes
I haven't got you
I haven't got you
Once I did
It was good
Then I did
What I should
Now I know
I must have been crazy
Once I did
It was good
Then I did
What I should
Now I know
I must have been crazy
Crazy
In the evening
In the nearest
Oh, talking could be heard
When asked what their story was
I could only wonder
In the evening
In the evening
Turning on the whispers
In the evening
In the evening
Nothing-only just shivers
And crickets
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Julie Doiron performs "Shivers + Crickets", and this lyric page sits inside the Julie Doiron catalog on LyroVerse.
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