Seesaw Sway
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Seesaw Sway
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I failed to se into your eyes
As I plundered the sky
I'm a winder of words
And you free to pry
She's luning at the Moon
I've been looking her way
For twenty-three summers now
In a seesaw sway
(Out there it's a seesaw) in a seesaw sway
(As I plunder the sky) in a seesaw sway
(Out there it's a seesaw) in a seesaw sway
(Out there)
The luna the better (the luna the better)
i'm a crater uplifter (i'm a crater uplifter)
I talk from a dream (I talk from a dream)
It's our seesaw sway
Oh, what's the matter with this?
It all rests with you
i'm not a linger for the bitter
Pills, coin or gold
No killdrill river
Nor young or fey
I'm a seer of goodness things
In our seesaw sway
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
Seesaw
In our seesaw sway
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Peter Murphy performs "Seesaw Sway", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Murphy catalog on LyroVerse.
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