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Artist: Slowdive
Canonical path: /slowdive/slomo
Related lyric paths: 6
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Slomo
Read Slomo lyrics by Slowdive on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Slomo
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Give me your love, it's a curious love
Give me your heart, it's a curious thing
Our lady of the shipwreck is
Running thru the storm
Her skirts blown back, hands to the fore
My love and I go
It's a curious woe
Like dreamers at dawn
Awake but not yet
You give me your heart
It's a curious thing
Give me your love
It's a curious love
It burns and it slides
It's a curious ride
Give me your heart, yeah
Give me your heart
My love and I go
It's a curious woe
We're younger than clouds, younger than clouds
It burns and it slides
It's a curious ride
Give me your heart, yeah
Give me your heart
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Slowdive performs "Slomo", and this lyric page sits inside the Slowdive catalog on LyroVerse.
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