Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tripé
Canonical path: /tripe/freud
Related lyric paths: 6
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Freud
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Freud
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She who has eyes to see
Ears to hear around
Keeps wandering through the streets
When her lips we can't hear
Silently she shouts
Chatters with fingertips
If youth knew; if age could
What if flowers could bloom
In reverse?
When my time comes
Will it be enough?
'Cause when my heart stops
I'd rebirth
Sun at dawn, old king's crown
One more love I've found
Hear my plea, please don't rush
I am down in my knees
Look ahead I can't see
Gotta go
Step the clutch
If youth knew; if age could
What if flowers could bloom
In reverse?
When my time comes
Will it be enough?
'Cause when my heart stops
I'll rebirth
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Tripé performs "Freud", and this lyric page sits inside the Tripé catalog on LyroVerse.
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