Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Neimo
Canonical path: /neimo/something-in-common
Related lyric paths: 6
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Something In Common
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Something In Common
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“Get me out of this life” he said
“It’s such a joke”
My red wine coloured lips purse and
Expel the smoke
And she said “I feel the same
I couldn’t get off the train
On such a pretty night”
We got something in common
Got something we share
Got something now
We sit on the ashen tiles
Against the wall
Just another way to find a soulmate
After all
And I say “I feel the same
I couldn’t relieve the pain
Unless you help me out”
We got something in common
Got something we share
Got something now
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