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Marble Floors Lyrics by Luke Top

Suspect Highs

2016

Do you know what you're worth?
And I was [?] hurt
So you say you will and you say you will
Never climb that wall
Is it time to ignore
Recycled parts as they fall?
So you say you will and you say you will
Never win that war
Do our dreams make us whole?
Are we on the serf to be sold?
Then you say you will, then you say you will
Hide behind that cloak
Can I call my own bluff?
When is enough enough?
But you say you will and you say you will
Never wash marble floors
Oooh, oooh
Oooh, oooh
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About “Marble Floors” by Luke Top

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"Marble Floors" is credited to Luke Top. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Marble Floors" appears on "Suspect Highs" in 2016.

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