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Astrid, No Lyrics by Oh Mercy

Privileged Woes

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On the floor, my lifes a bore
So we danced around a parished home
I've got some foreign blues
I think I'm loving you
But it's still comforting to feel my own shoes
Astrid, No
The things you never did
Astrid No
Release me when you're near
There's footsteps at your door
Not a single place I think I'd rather be or
Talking some rubbish about climbing trees
I want to stay right here and sing to you my dear
Maybe you could let me near?
Astrid, No
The things you never did
Astrid No
Release me when you're near
There's footsteps at your do-ooo-oor, oh
Astrid, No
The things you never did
Astrid No
Release me when you're near
There's footsteps at your door, oh
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"Astrid, No" appears on "Privileged Woes".

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