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Silver>Blue

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Thurston Moore Canonical path: /thurston-moore/silvergtblue Related lyric paths: 6
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Silver>Blue

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Blue meets silver and silver runs

Blue follows and then it's gone, it's gone

But not for long

Wood meets dirt and the dirt is fine

The dirt is always in yr mind, yr mind

Mind is gone

Pearl meets light and light gets lost

But that's all right for the holy frost of the day

It's safe to stay

Every time we meet my friend

All I know is it's perfect end tonight

The perfect time

Every time we meet this way

All I know is I must obey, obey

Yr fun and games

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Thurston Moore performs "Silver>Blue", and this lyric page sits inside the Thurston Moore catalog on LyroVerse.

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