Three
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Three
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How did love appear on my face like glasses?
You've seen my faults now I see them too
I'll believe in anything you say
As long as it's lasting I'll believe in you
A secret piece of you has broken off
And now it's on display, I can't get enough
Can't get enough of that secret piece of you
If only you could hear what I think
This woman told me, maybe you're good to be around
Cause some people latch on, and you have to learn how to pull them off
And you just turn round and they're crawling back to get back on
Oh I wish I could make you hear what I think
As long as you get access to a closed door
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Who performs "Three"?
Kathryn Williams performs "Three", and this lyric page sits inside the Kathryn Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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