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Lotus Eater Lyrics by Grant Claytor

CAPRICE

2020

[Verse 1]
Heavy smell of the heat
The shingled beaches of Anacapri
Maybe this time, I’ll find it gets just a little easier each night I write about you
It’s shorter, it’s true (mmm)
[Chorus]
Do I stay? Do I leave?
Leave it up to me, and I’ll go insane (go insane)
Do I stay? Do I leave?
Leave it up to me, and I’ll go insane (go insane)
[Verse 2]
Maybe I’ll regret it in a year or more or when I’m older
But I’m just a hedonist in caprice, a lotus to eat
[Chorus]
Do I stay? Do I leave?
Leave it up to me, and I’ll go insane (go insane)
Do I stay? Do I leave?
Leave it up to me, and I’ll go insane (go insane)
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Grant Claytor

Grant Claytor

About “Lotus Eater” by Grant Claytor

Read the complete lyrics to "Lotus Eater" by Grant Claytor from the album "CAPRICE" in 2020. 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 Chamber Pop, Dream Pop, Bedroom Pop.

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"Lotus Eater" appears on "CAPRICE" in 2020.

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