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Artist: Phantogram
Canonical path: /phantogram/bloody-palms
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bloody Palms
Read Bloody Palms lyrics by Phantogram on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Bloody Palms
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She's at a loss
And I'm dead wrong
Someday I'll come to miss you
Why'd I arm the bombs?
Wide eyes and holes
Someday I'll pull my teeth out
I see you later in the nighttime
Where all the colors all dark are glowing
We don't really get along
We get down, we get down
I see you later in the moonlight
But all the colors are softly fading
We don't really want to die
We get down, we get down
Why'd I arm the bombs?
Wide eyes and holes
Someday I'll pull my teeth out
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