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Artist: Widowspeak
Canonical path: /widowspeak/plum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Plum
Read Plum lyrics by Widowspeak on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Plum
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Feel the bruising through the skin
It won't go back to being green again
Try to hold on to the sweet
Where the softness used to be
I feel nothing
I feel dumb
You're a peach and
I'm a plum
Feeling less then revealing more
The stone that's buried: what the fruit is for
You were in bloom in your own time
I was there, but wasn't mine
I feel nothing
I feel dumb
You're a peach and
I'm a plum
I'm a plum
No one is old, and nothing is young
You're a peach and I'm a plum
No one is old, and nothing is, nothing is young
You're a peach, you're a peach and I'm a plum
I'm a plum
I'm a plum
I'm a plum
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Widowspeak performs "Plum", and this lyric page sits inside the Widowspeak catalog on LyroVerse.
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