Much More Than That
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Much More Than That
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Please don't take me lightly
I mean every word
Whichever way you'd like to place them
One day I'll be a better writer
I'll make every face
That I'll never perfectly phrase
Ooh, that I'll never perfectly phrase
You reached for my hand slowly
I didn't pull away
We did not have to be lips to face
My toe hit your toe lightly
You toe met my heel right back
And I don't think I need much more than that
Ooh, and I don't think I need much more than that
You look at me so slyly
But only when I'm smiling
Every other time your head looks down
I sigh and then I frown
I write this moment down
'Cause I cannot paint pictures with my tongue
Ooh, no I cannot paint pictures with my tongue
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Sharon Van Etten performs "Much More Than That", 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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