Trieste
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Trieste
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Tonight
My windows are open to the breeze
The world smells so green
Like the summer I followed you around
From party to party, all across town
I was a flare fired over the sea
A flame on a match, too close to the finger
You were cool cool water
In the summer
I smoked cigarettes
I was young and deathless
You looked like a goddess
In a candlelit painting
You had a stillness
You had a sadness
I wanted to sound
On the last night
We went to the sea
The wind on the cliff
We moved down
Down to the beach
Oh, it was agony
Oh, my sweet mystery
I couldn’t breathe
The wind ripped the words from me
On the last night
We went to the sea
The wind on the cliff
We moved down
Down to the beach
Then you
Moved down
On me
Down on me
And then we
In the daylight
I made myself
Turn it into a dream
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Who performs "Trieste"?
Rachel Lime performs "Trieste", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Lime catalog on LyroVerse.
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