Duel
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Duel
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You've been away for so long
You can't ask why
You've been away
You can't ask why
You can't ask why
A million stars out tonight
Could spark neon from candlelight
One million stars
Could spark neon from candlelight
Could spark neon from candlelight
I'm goin' down, down to the market place
Goin' to learn to give
I'm goin' down, down by the sea market side
Goin' to learn to live
The tightropes wound around
Just one slip and you tumble down
The ropes wrapped around
Just one slip and you tumble down
One slip and you tumble down
I'm goin' down, down to the market place
Goin' to learn to give
I'm goin' down, down by the sea market side
Goin' to learn to live
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Swervedriver performs "Duel", and this lyric page sits inside the Swervedriver catalog on LyroVerse.
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