Sharon Van Etten

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Consolation Prize

Consolation Prize lyrics by Sharon Van Etten. I came to you My conscience clean Blood on my knees The moral of the story Is don't walk away again I called you...

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Consolation Prize

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I came to you

My conscience clean

Blood on my knees

The moral of the story

Is don't walk away again

I called you out

To see my bow

Our final scene

The moral of the story

Is don't look away again

To find a better conversation

I saw you there

Your friends aware

Without a care

The moral of the story

Is don't lie to me again

To find a better conversation

So I can be your consolation prize

I ran away

To stand my ground

Look what I found

The moral of the story

Is don't walk away again

To find a better conversation

So I can be your consolation prize

To find a better conversation

No, I'll never be your consolation prize

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