Seven
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Seven
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Take me to the lake,
I want sand on my shoes
and water running over me
to wash all bad things
away
with her head sideways,
with your sister
falling off the building,
you say you love me.
(your grave was so much more beautiful
than you heart)
yeah, I saw her
coming down the hall,
she was blonde and long,
and we tried two things on her.
you drove in,
and I held her down.
funny how
we don't talk about it now,
but how can you talk about it.
I mean, how can you talk about it.
with her head sideways.
with your sister
falling off the building
you said you loved me
with your head sideways
with your sister falling off the building
your grave
was so
much more
one two three four
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Rose Polenzani performs "Seven", and this lyric page sits inside the Rose Polenzani catalog on LyroVerse.
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