Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Love Battery
Canonical path: /love-battery/dayglo
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Dayglo
Read Dayglo lyrics by Love Battery on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dayglo
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Staring at a dayglo velveteen, black light electricity
Got a buzzing in my ears and a current through my brain
Got love for fingers they change the way I feel
It only takes a little to know that nothing's real
These days hang harder than they ever did
Sorting out the change as things just get more strange
Staring at a dayglo velveteen, black light electricity
Got a buzzing in my ears and a current through my brain
Got lust for fingers they change the way I feel
It only takes a little to know that nothing's real
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