Sublime
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Sublime
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In the mirror my love
I see all the berries of the world
Raining down on me
From a berry tree in the sky
A centuries forget me not
A lullabye
In the sublime
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
In the sublime
Oh ever, oh ever
The sweetest bite of cherry
Can't compare to thee
I suck in the sin the sight of you
Just like golden lotus
I get lost
Like golden lotus
I get lost
In the sublime
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
Oh oh, always...
In the sublime
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
In the sublime
If only we could always be this way
In the sublime
In the sublime
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Supreme Beings Of Leisure performs "Sublime", and this lyric page sits inside the Supreme Beings Of Leisure catalog on LyroVerse.
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