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Artist: Trance To The Sun
Canonical path: /trance-to-the-sun/virgins-with-scissors
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Virgins With Scissors
Read Virgins With Scissors lyrics by Trance To The Sun on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Virgins With Scissors
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Some gray cityline
Or a rooftop gasping for fire
Just something that burns
Give you anything to take the edge off…
Some skin to cover the nerves
(New skin to cover you)
Way below in the thorns
In a maze no one admits to making me chase like virgins with scissors
Cutting down anything that moves
Or that seems as a way to the edge
What pretty flowers!
They'll never rot
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