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Artist: The Notwist
Canonical path: /the-notwist/solitaire
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Solitaire
Read Solitaire lyrics by The Notwist on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Solitaire
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We're more than
overwhelmed
by hundreds of hugs and
a million good words.
We are
satisfied
from monday til friday
and on sunday we cry.
But we like it
from that point of view,
so we stay here and bare until dawn everyday.
And we stay here and bare everyday.
We never ever lie.
From ten in the morning
we are honest til nine.
We are overcute.
We never will manage to be rude only twice.
But we like it from
that point of view.
So we stay here and bare until dawn
everyday. And we stay
here and bare everyday.
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