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Artist: The Unicorns
Canonical path: /the-unicorns/les-os
Related lyric paths: 6
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Les Os
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Les Os
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Tell me about your love affairs
Tell me about your moral resignation
Oh, uh-oh, oh oh oh oh
Uh-oh, uh-oh
Tell me about your love affairs
I want to know all the lurid details
Oh oh oh uh-oh
Oh oh oh uh-oh oh
Oh oh oh oh
Uh-oh uh-oh
I want to die today
And make love with you in my grave
I want to die today
And make love with you in my grave
All day
All day
Is this love of ours a lie?
Is it killing me alive?
Is this love of ours a lie?
Is it chemically derived to ascertain
And sequester the pain
Is this love of ours a lie?
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