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Artist: The Gloomcatcher
Canonical path: /the-gloomcatcher/rings
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Rings
Read Rings lyrics by The Gloomcatcher on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rings
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Couldn’t tell you where i buried him
I knew there’d be questioning my happenstance
Why would you believe the one who left had a role to play in your deliverance?
With sweet instead
He buys the ring but this is unnecessary oh my baby
This is unnecessary
Heavy in your lungs the night before
Hoping weary songs were melodies of love
But shadows from the starlings in the trees
Are sweeping you to sleep the last and wishing luck
But it doesn’t fit when he buys the ring
This is unnecessary oh my baby
This is unnecessary
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