Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Church
Canonical path: /the-church/tel-aviv
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tel Aviv
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Tel Aviv
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Well
She took me outside
And I was listening to her voice
I could tell ya
She said some things she may regret
And some things she may rejoice
Just like the fruits of sorrow
Dying on the vine
I too partook its bitter taste
And I shined
Just at that moment
Before God intervenes, yeah
Some kind asylum
Wide awake in Tel Aviv
When you fall into evil moods
And the spirits mock you in the radio static
Then you better hope the dope don't make you
Telepathetic
Just like the seeds of ruin
With its sickly blooms
I lost the good fight every day
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