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Eloise Lyrics by Des Ark

WXDU v.1

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Eloise, Eloise, you alone could not cure me of this incurable disease
I skipped town for some time, when I came home I'd lost that smile
That you'd learned to love then learned to live without
What was left, sweet Eloise, was a haunted memory
Of a new lover uncovering the saddest sights in me
[Chorus]
But nothing makes you wanna quit like a stranger telling you
That the midnight parts inside yr heart are all that's shining through
Eloise, Eloise, you do not belong to me
But every good woman deserves a life of decent company
Well you can polish all yr kings
But you better play them god damn things
Won't you come over tonight, pick up a fight
And learn how to win even when you lose
Sweet Eloise
[Chorus]
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About “Eloise” by Des Ark

Read the complete lyrics to "Eloise" by Des Ark from the album "WXDU v.1". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Eloise" appears on "WXDU v.1".

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