Consolation Prize
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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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Sharon Van Etten performs "Consolation Prize", and this lyric page sits inside the Sharon Van Etten catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding? and A Crime with a short reason for opening each page next.
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