Venus
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Venus
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I remember the feeling
Yeah it was mid-summer
I dialed your number
It rang and I played you a tune
Now winter's upon us
And the dawn that birthed us
Has turned us straight
Back into earthdust again
So we pray to the moon
Even venus couldn't tell
What would become of summers spell
I cast a line off the shore
Drank fruit of the vine and fell to the floor
And fell to the floor
I remember the feeling
Yeah I was mid-slumber
You turned me over
And tucked me under your sky
Now the sky is falling
But falling is learning
The stars are burning
We had to give it a try
So we gave it a try
Even venus couldn't tell
What would become of summers spell
I cast a line of the shore
Drank fruit of the vine and begged for more
Begged for more
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LYNX performs "Venus", and this lyric page sits inside the LYNX catalog on LyroVerse.
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