Vermilion
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Vermilion
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Take me to the shore
And wrap me in a blind tomorrow
I won't fight no more
and I won't scream
maybe we'll be washed away
maybe I just need a holiday
This time we'll get
a room with a view and a velvet painting
and this time, we'll stay inside
Until the lights go down
Over the palm trees and the sand
Buy me the blue sky
and wrap me in clouds of blasphemy
In the end I won't ask why
You can do what you want with me
Maybe we'll be thrown away
Maybe we just need a holiday
This time we'll get
A room with a view and a velvet painting
and this time we'll stay inside
Until the lights come up
and everything's vermilion
Take me to the shore
And throw me into the water
I won't fight no more
No, I won't say a thing
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Who performs "Vermilion"?
Matthew Good performs "Vermilion", and this lyric page sits inside the Matthew Good catalog on LyroVerse.
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