Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sleater-Kinney
Canonical path: /sleater-kinney/one-more-hour
Related lyric paths: 6
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One More Hour
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One More Hour
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In one more hour
I will be gone
In one more hour
I'll leave this room
The dress you wore
The pretty shoes
Are things i left
Behind for you
Oh, you've got the darkest eyes
I needed it
(i know it's hard for you to let it go
I know it's hard for you to say goodbye
I know you need a little more time)
If you could talk
What would you say
For you things were
Just night and day
Take off the dress
Take off the face
I'll hold you close
Before i leave
Don't say another word
About the other girl
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