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Artist: Wild Nothing
Canonical path: /wild-nothing/paradise
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Paradise
Read Paradise lyrics by Wild Nothing on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Paradise
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Dancer in the night
Playing with my eyes.
Velvet tongue so sweet
Say anything you like.
Crush me with the lies
And tell me once or twice
That love is paradise,
That love is paradise
Dancer in the night
Playing with my eyes.
Velvet tongue so sweet
Say anything you like.
Crush me with the lies
And tell me once or twice
That love is paradise,
That love is paradise.
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