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Artist: Modest Mouse
Canonical path: /modest-mouse/lounge
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lounge
Read Lounge lyrics by Modest Mouse on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lounge
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He don't remember, how it got there
It had a number, written on his forearm
It spelled disaster
All hoping, all hoping for dancing
He was looking, and looking stunning
His clothes reflected light, all right
She sat, she sat in the backseat
The car was plush but had no heat
And no not no one was blushing
Their technique was so damn right
All right, and!
He read the note in the black light
He thought he read minds and was not right
That line still made him seem charming
His clothes were shining, shining
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