Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Worn In Red
Canonical path: /worn-in-red/spring-to-september
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Spring To September
Read Spring To September lyrics by Worn In Red on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spring To September
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Never
(never gave my, never gave my)
I never gave myself away.
Wait and watch this evening light
Fade into a solemn silence
Where nothing rests.
But don't ever think
That just because you're here
It means anything to me.
Wait and watch this evening light
Fade into a waning kiss,
That only holds memories
Of what you'll never be.
Don't ever think that this means
Anything more than trying to remember her.
(never gave my)
I'll never give myself away again.
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