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Tulip

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: No-Man Canonical path: /no-man/tulip Related lyric paths: 6
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Tulip

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talk slow, talk simple

talk to you about my life.

stand down, stand easy -

throw my flowers in the fire

chorus:

I need somebody to hold my hand

I need somebody who understands -

how to be crazy

and how to feel loved

and how to see the magic

in the streetlamps and the cars.

and how to be crazy

and how to feel love

and how to see the beauty

in the gutter and the stars.

(chorus)

lie down, lie easy

and forget this dying world.

(chorus)

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