Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Slow Hollows
Canonical path: /slow-hollows/last-dance
Related lyric paths: 6
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Last Dance
Read Last Dance lyrics by Slow Hollows on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Last Dance
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Is it a crime to have misspoken?
Heart-sick boy is coming up roses
I hate to be cruel, I hate to be shallow
Oh, oh yeah, you're sitting there hoping
Come and dance with me
It's all right to be
Come and dance with me
It's all right to be
Is it a crime to have misspoken?
Heart-sick boy is coming up roses
I hate to be cruel, I hate to be shallow
Oh, oh yeah, you're sitting there hoping
Come and dance with me
It's all right to be
Come and dance with me
It's all right to be
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