Phill Hill Serenade
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Phill Hill Serenade
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Tail lights through silver rain
Somebody's excited
To be goin' away
Spring like December
On the corner now
Let the memory fade and I'll forget
Well I hope she's not alone
Smiling everywhere she goes
So sweet
Then I remember she's a little older now
I'd let that fade but I don't know how
And when the sun comes up dead
You get sick of it
Makes a howling in your head
All the time
Springtime or December
Can't find cover now
Children they get excited
When the sun comes around
I'm gonna walk in silver rain
Look for mine the same
Walk for miles til the memory fades
And when the sun comes up dead
Makes it hard when you know
That it's a story that gets told all the time
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Who performs "Phill Hill Serenade"?
Mark Lanegan performs "Phill Hill Serenade", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Lanegan catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Don't Forget Me and A little bit of rain with a short reason for opening each page next.
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