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Artist: Sacha Sacket
Canonical path: /sacha-sacket/color
Related lyric paths: 6
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Color
Read Color lyrics by Sacha Sacket on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Color
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They say
We dream
In black and white.
But you came
In color
Last night.
And you were riding me,
Riding me,
Home.
You were riding me,
Riding me,
Home.
They say
You moved
To washington.
It rains a lot
In washington.
Was i nightmare
Or was i too warm?
I'm a black mare
And i ride you home.
They say
If you sleep too much
You're a bum,
A lazy bum.
If you love too much,
You're still a horror,
Just a virgin horror.
Well i sleep too much
I love too much
I miss you.
Well i sleep to much
I love too much
I miss you.
Like a color
Like a color
I miss you.
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Sacha Sacket performs "Color", and this lyric page sits inside the Sacha Sacket catalog on LyroVerse.
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