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Artist: The Durutti Column
Canonical path: /the-durutti-column/red-shoes
Related lyric paths: 6
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Red Shoes
Read Red Shoes lyrics by The Durutti Column on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Red Shoes
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Red shoes
Blue car
Never run
Too far
Winds push
Us along
We're so weak
And they're so strong
All I ever need
The mercy of your lies
All I ever need
The mercy of your lies
And the clouds that break
And the clouds that break
Red shoes
Blue car
Never run
Too far
Winds push
Us along
We're so weak
And they're so strong
All I ever need
The mercy of your lies
All I ever need
The mercy of your lies
And the clouds that break
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