Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marrow
Canonical path: /marrow/darling-divine
Related lyric paths: 6
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Darling Divine
Read Darling Divine lyrics by Marrow on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Darling Divine
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Sitting softly, sitting pretty in the city
Fifty horses riding swiftly make a living
Watching people watching people sit in silence
We are organized so neatly aren't we all?
Whats the time?
Won't you tell me please my darling divine?
Hear the people ask a question, give an answer
Fallen leaves arrive like dancers on the floor
Colors changing, rearranging, pull a fast one
It turns green before we've had a chance to run
You're in the light
Oh my love my darling divine
Oh my darling
Oh my darling
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