Blue Steel
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Blue Steel
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we built our lives on a Northstar light
(do you still know me, do you still know me?)
a carousel of friendly conversations
(do you still know me, do you still know me?)
I wasn't made to be lost at sea
caught in the net of how it ought to be
summer nights alone in an empty scene
'cause
inside, dreams last forever
outside, you're still the one I need
drifting alone back in time
golden years, the silver in your dimes
in your eyes were my currency
so damn broke and the joke's on me
inside, dreams last forever
outside, you're still the one I need
say please
come on back to me
I need you
next to me
I wanna turn you in I'm banking on your money honey
inside, dreams last forever
outside, you're still the one I need
The First National Bank of...
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Work Drugs performs "Blue Steel", and this lyric page sits inside the Work Drugs catalog on LyroVerse.
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