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Artist: Seven Mary Three
Canonical path: /seven-mary-three/tug
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tug
Read Tug lyrics by Seven Mary Three on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tug
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Little miss runs away.
Didn't think you would ever come back.
As I turned my head.
I find my newest complication.
She won't run.
Won't fall.
She don't talk to.
Anyone at all.
Am I your sleepless dream?
Can I whisper soft advice?
Am I the wind rush through the trees?
Turning leaves of observation.
She won't run.
And won't fall.
She don't talk to.
Anyone at all.
River rushes towards.
A south city left behind.
The Tug is moving at a walking pace.
Slithering up her spine.
I won't run.
I won't fall.
I don't talk to.
Anyone at all.
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Seven Mary Three performs "Tug", and this lyric page sits inside the Seven Mary Three catalog on LyroVerse.
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