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Wednesday’s Child Lyrics by Crows (London)

Silver Tongues

2019

[Verse 1]
Long drawn out and I slowly begin to see
I need shadows to hide, I need people to hear me breathe
You have shown me hell where all the guilty are
You find breaks in communication after dark
[Verse 2]
Long drawn out, I’ve forgotten your face again
I use the shadows to hide any memory of you
Do you seek the water of riverbeds run dry?
My errant child, return to me tonight
[Chorus]
You have shown me hell where all the guilty are
You find breaks in communication after dark
You can leave me here where all the sinful sleep
And find breaks in communication after all
[Bridge]
And blame me for all of your mistakes
'Cause I’m a conduit for the Devil, just let me in
I'm a conduit for a devil, just let me in
And I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to wake you up
Oh I'm sorry, I didn't mean to wake you up
Just blame me for all of your mistakes
Just blame me for all of your mistakes
'Cause I'm a conduit for the Devil, just let me
[Chorus]
Show me hell where all the where all the guilty are
You find breaks in communication in the dark
You can leave me here where all the sinful sleep
Find breaks in communication after all
[Outro]
And blame me for all of your mistakes
Blame me for all of your mistakes

About “Wednesday’s Child” by Crows (London)

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"Wednesday’s Child" appears on "Silver Tongues" in 2019.

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