Let The Right One Slip In
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Let The Right One Slip In
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Let the right one in
Let the old dreams die
Let the wrong ones go
They cannot
They cannot
They cannot do what
You want them to do
Oh oh
Let the right one in
Let the old dreams die
Let the wrong ones go
They do not
They do not
They do not see what
You want them to
Oh oh
Let the right one in
Let the old things fade
Put the tricks and schemes
(For good) away
Ah, I will advise
Ah, Until my mouth dries
Ah, I will advise you to
Ah
Let the right one slip in
Slip in
Slip in
And when at last it does
I'd say you were within
Your rights to bite
The right one and say
What kept you so long?
What kept you so long?
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Who performs "Let The Right One Slip In"?
Morrissey performs "Let The Right One Slip In", and this lyric page sits inside the Morrissey catalog on LyroVerse.
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