Silvertongue
Read Silvertongue lyrics by The Moth & The Flame on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Silvertongue
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I need to tell you
I was wrong
For trusting you
Your second tongue
It's a silver one
I love your voice
When you told me, oh
When you told me it was my fault
I need to tell you
I was wrong
And always was
Say it's my fault
I drove us here
But you gave directions
When you told me, oh
When you told me it was my fault
Stay behind me fear
I don't care who they are
I'll frighten them
I'll bite through them
Gnash until their feet stop
I need to tell you
I was wrong
For trusting you
Show you'll fight
Show me right now
Show me now
Hold me tight
Hold me right now
Hold me back
I need to tell you
That it was wrong
For trusting you
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The Moth & The Flame performs "Silvertongue", and this lyric page sits inside the The Moth & The Flame catalog on LyroVerse.
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