Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Supergrass
Canonical path: /supergrass/low-c
Related lyric paths: 6
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Low C
Read Low C lyrics by Supergrass on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Low C
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The loneliness at times
I can feel it open wide
I can wander through the past
And believe it for a while
We were younger
Oh, the way you turned my head, ooh
The things we used to have
Are fading all too fast
Like a castle in the sand
Well some things they're meant to last
We were younger
Oh, the way you turned my head, ooooh
I wonder if I'd care
If I saw you again
Would you hurt me like before
Or would happiness be there
We were younger
Oh, the way you turned my head, ooh
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