Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Rhye
Canonical path: /rhye/hymn
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hymn
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Hymn
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Mmm, I'm in a wicked state
So come on fade
So come on fade
I'm all alone
Just call my name
Come on, love
Just call my name
Hoo, I'm warm
I'm not a restless heart
I feel a part of you
Hoo, I'm in a wicked state
So come on fade
So come on fade
Hoo, I'm in a wicked state
So come on fade
So come on fade
Ooh, I'm losing control
Ooh, I'm losing control
I call you in, my love
I call you in, my love
I call you in, my love
I call you in, my love
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