Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Suede
Canonical path: /suede/hit-me
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hit Me
Read Hit Me lyrics by Suede on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hit Me
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You touch the place where we meet
Where you and I become she and he
I'm not as strong as I pretend to be
You feel the scratches and scars
You feel the parts of me we call ours
But drop me once
And I will fall to bits
Come on and hit me
With your majesty
Come on and hit me
With all your mystery
La la la la la
And the moment we touch we are young
You feel my pulse and we become one
But drop me once
And I will fall to bits
Come on and hit me
With your majesty
Come on and hit me
With all your mystery
La la la la la
Come on and hit me
With your majesty
Come on and hit me
With all your mystery
La la la la la
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