Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Múm
Canonical path: /mum/last-shapes-of-never
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Last Shapes Of Never
Read Last Shapes Of Never lyrics by Múm on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Last Shapes Of Never
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Swimming goes my shadow
In the dark time of the morning
The last shapes of never
So tall is the price
The last shapes of someone
Who swims in the dark dim light
Swimming goes my double
My insides in the morning
The last shapes of never
So tall is the price
The last shapes of someone
Who swims in the dark dim light
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