Scent
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Scent
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How can I forget you?
See your face in every girl I meet
Wherever I may end up
Any town, any street
Far too many days
Have been crossed out by my soul
Oh, but when I think of you
Everything turns to gold.
I don't want to own you
And I couldn't anyway
I've done far too many things
Too ever make that mistake
The smell of scent
Still lingers in the air
So why should I care
If you've gone and dyed your hair?
I don't want to own you
Even if I could
I'd rather just kiss you
Just like Robin Hood
Can't you understand
The things I try to say?
So many games
We ain't had time to play.
Okay, that's it
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Who performs "Scent"?
Nikki Sudden performs "Scent", and this lyric page sits inside the Nikki Sudden catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Break Up and (Girl With The) Wooden Leg with a short reason for opening each page next.
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