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A New Language

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When I check out I won't make too much sound
They said we're dead, but we're the life in this crowd
All I could see (you said you wanted to be close)
Were lips with hair in the way
When I check out (the city read like poetry)
I won't want you around
I'm too impatient to master a new language
It's not like the movies
Hey, you don't move me
When I check out I won't make too much sound
The city read like poetry in a way
I watched you cry
You said you wanted to be free
My arms and eyes feel nothing
Our life's undone
The city read like poetry
Let's go get out of it
I said I'm too impatient to master a new language
It's not like the movies
Hey, you don't move me
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About “New Language” by The Adored

Read the complete lyrics to "New Language" by The Adored from the album "A New Language". 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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"New Language" appears on "A New Language".

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