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Black Ribbon Lyrics by The Ophelias

Ribbon

2024

We have the conversations
I can't have with anyone else
Do you want me to tie your hair back
Black ribbon
I want you
I don't know
What it feels like
Some kind of desire
That I cannot categorise
You are a Springsteen song
Dark sky in overdrive into the warm night
What do I do now
In a body that's not my own
Giving up control
Is not what I'm used to
What do I do now
Will you kiss me again
Am I doing well
Am I falling and falling
I want you now
Oh black ribbon is falling out
Dripping off you like a melting sound
Cover me up with it, I'm overwhelmed
Giving myself over to you

About “Black Ribbon” by The Ophelias

Read the complete lyrics to "Black Ribbon" by The Ophelias from the album "Ribbon" in 2024. 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 Rock.

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"Black Ribbon" appears on "Ribbon" in 2024.

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