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Artist: Suede
Canonical path: /suede/learning-to-be
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Learning To Be
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Learning To Be
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Every word
That I’ve ever said
Is empty as air
Like gossamer thread
I come tumbling out
Of a single bed
To be with you again
And isn’t it strange
That the method I choose
Is a way to get close
But I get further from you?
I try to step away
But I am too scared to move
Like I I’m in love again
And when it’s over we go down to the streets
Feeling like models learning to be
Falling like leaves, falling like leaves
Falling like leaves, falling like leaves
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