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Artist: The Cranberries
Canonical path: /the-cranberries/daffodil-lament
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Daffodil Lament
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Daffodil Lament
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Holding on that's what I do
Since I met you
And it won't be long, would you notice
If I left you?
And it's fine for some
'Cause you're not the one
There
All night long, I laid on my pillow
These things are wrong
I can't sleep here
So lonely, so lonely
I have decided to leave you forever
I have decided to start things from here
Thunder and lightning won't change
What I'm feeling
And the daffodils look lovely today
Oh, in your eyes I can see the disguise
Oh, in your eyes I can see the dismay
Has anyone seen lightning?
Has anyone looked lovely?
And the daffodils looked lovely today
Looked lovely
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