Sugar
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Sugar
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You see your reflection
As it crosses the line
You meet someone new
For the hundredthousandmillionth time
Your heart stops beating
But you can't sit still
If sugar won't kiss you
Then I guess I will
A star on your tongue
Tell me how does it taste
Chained to the ground
As you're falling through space
Sugar oh
Each phone call absurd
Your smile now severe
You're making mental postcards
For lovers who are no longer here
Your heart stops beating
But you can't sit still
If sugar won't kiss you
Then I guess I will
A star on your tongue
Tell me how does it taste
Chained to the ground
As you're falling through space
Sugar oh
Who woll catch you as your sanity slips
Blowing kisses from your honey lips
If you are lost you can be found
When all your dreams come crashing down
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Who performs "Sugar"?
Mollys Yes performs "Sugar", and this lyric page sits inside the Mollys Yes catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Fall Down and Promises with a short reason for opening each page next.
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