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Artist: Superstitions Of The Sky
Canonical path: /superstitions-of-the-sky/dove-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dove Song
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Dove Song
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Maybe we're too young to die out here like this. Maybe I'm too old to be playing around with my heart like this. It used to be so easy. It used to be so easy to care. Something's wrong cause
you're all right. Take me back to the place where you and me always belong. Something's right cause you're all wrong and take me back to the place where you and me always belong.
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Superstitions Of The Sky performs "Dove Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Superstitions Of The Sky catalog on LyroVerse.
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