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Artist: The Quill
Canonical path: /the-quill/sweetly
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sweetly
Read Sweetly lyrics by The Quill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sweetly
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I'm a wreck doing time, I'm a swamp you're my crime
You're a waterhole in desert land
the difference of me being a man or wreck
I'm dirt, you're a peach, you're the state I can reach
You're a waterhole in desert land
The reason of me being a man or wreck
You're a waterhole I cannot find
The reason I am doing time
I wish I was here to see the things you had done to me
I wish I was here to see when you drowned me sweetly
Let me drink poison slow
Fill my mouth 'cause I know....
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