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Artist: The Antlers
Canonical path: /the-antlers/crest
Related lyric paths: 6
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Crest
Read Crest lyrics by The Antlers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Crest
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Bathe in the dark for me
Wait 'til you hear my feet
Through and through
They want to walk all over you
Gone where they can't follow
Bathe underwater with me
Swim 'til you're half asleep
Through and through
They wanna sink and maroon you
Put on your bag, take me
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
Through and through
I'm the ocean under you
Put on your bag, take me
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
Closer to trawl, but much, much further
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