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Artist: The Cardigans
Canonical path: /the-cardigans/great-divide
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Great Divide
Read Great Divide lyrics by The Cardigans on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Great Divide
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There's a monster growing in our heads
raised up on the wicked things we've said
a great divide between us now
something we should know
There's something to remember
and something to forget
as long as we remember
there's something to regret
something we should know
There's a mountain higher than we knew
it's high but such a bitter view
a great divide between us now
something we should know
A great divide between us now
on different sides of a great divide
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