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Poem

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: LP Canonical path: /lp/poem Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Poem

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And I can't let you leave

My body feels so safe here

You're my angel at the end of the rainbow

Where everybody's falling in love and says yes to every conversation

To go as low as we can go

Oh, how to be the one that you love

And enjoy it one last time before we say goodbye

You are my church

And it all begins when we touch

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