Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Midlake
Canonical path: /midlake/you-never-arrived
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You Never Arrived
Read You Never Arrived lyrics by Midlake on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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You Never Arrived
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I untied all the rope lines
I gathered our things
And placed them beside me
You never arrived
And I got worried
You never arrived
And I was troubled
But you were bound to leave
And so I crumbled
You should steer
The seats are warm in this boat
Come on and hurry move your feet
Down the shore that winter had a hold on
And we'll pass by
For the last time
We'll pass by for the last time
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