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Artist: Powderfinger
Canonical path: /powderfinger/bridle-you
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Bridle You
Read Bridle You lyrics by Powderfinger on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Bridle You
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Strip me down
Wash me white
Leave the spots in my eyes
Novelty
Wearing thin
Overload of truth and advice
Narrow minds
Move hollow mouths
To taste the foot that they bite
To make you vague but polite
And I see you don't lose so well
Viscous (I've never seen)
Blood (Flowing and free)
Savage (I'll bridle you)
Save you from yourself
And I see you don't lose so well
Fragile beautiful
Scratch and bite to save
A feeling so betrayed
Viscous (I've never seen)
Blind (Hopeful and free)
Savage (I'll bridle you)
To save you from yourself
Who am I to judge?
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