Dig
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Dig
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Sit back in the couch now
Thinking of slender coastlines outside
I saw you all standing
With a nation of spies
Do you like this hot weather
Loosening clothes she said she's all right
Warm in her cashmere coat
We'll brush aside the wire
And we'll limp down
She's buried in concrete now
But we're doing fine, thanks
She's got some secret cement behind the kitchen door
With a delicate smile, she'll be coming back for more
Crash, dig, down, find, time, find, time
Crash, dig, down, find, time,
Always coming down
Always coming down
Always coming down
Sit back and check and smile
Sit back and check and smile
Sit back and check and smile
Sit back and check and smile
Sit back and check and smile
Always
I think I saw your head collapsing
She's buried in concrete now
But we're doing fine, thanks
She's got some secret cement behind the kitchen door
With a delicate smile, we'll be coming back for more
Crash, dig, down, find, time, find, time
Crash, dig, down, find, time
I'm a ranger
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Who performs "Dig"?
Seafood performs "Dig", and this lyric page sits inside the Seafood catalog on LyroVerse.
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