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The Number

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Woods Canonical path: /woods/the-number Related lyric paths: 6
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The Number

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Back into those things you wish to undo

the crown for your tomb

not a day goes by or the nights for you

then dance in the rain

cause them town's all will miss your face

when we'll toast for the pain

then we'll taste of the halo of shame

and if you'll pass that number

waiting for the summer

so that you can not rest

curious perfections

those haunting life lessons

oh that you can not rest

You'll pass that number

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