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About "The Lumineers" album:
This page contains lyrics from the album "The Lumineers" by The Lumineers, which was released in 2012 and consists of 11 songs.
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Lovely girl won't you stay, won't you stay, stay with me
All my life I was blind, I was blind, now I see
Lovely girl won't you stay, won't you stay, stay with me
All my life I was blind, I was blind, now I see
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Fleet of black, fleet of black limousines
These tinted machines, here comes the cavalcade
With the armored cars, armored cars like berettas
Big Parade
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Charlie boy, don't go to war, first born in forty - four
Kennedy made him believe we could do much more
Ohhh
Lillian, don't hang your head, love should make you feel good
In uniform you raised a man, who volunteered to stand
[Bridge]
Ohhh
Charlie Boy
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Well she was standing in the bar
I said, "Hello, how do you do?"
She handed me a beer with a kangaroo.
She spoke of places I had never been
That she had traveled to
And we slowed danced along to faster tunes
I made her laugh, I made a pass, I showed her my half dollar ring
She said, "That's pretty cool,
Classy Girls
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I stood alone, upon the platform in vain
Puerto Ricans they were playing me salsa in the rain
With open doors and manual locks
In fast food parking lots
I headed West, I was a man on the move
New York had lied to me, I needed the truth
Oh, I need somebody, needed someone I could trust
I don't gamble, but if I did I would bet on us
Dead Sea
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Cut off all of your hair
Did you flinch, did you care
Did he look, did he stop and stare
At your brand new hair
Local boy, local news
Power lines, hangin' boots
Firemen in their trucks cut loose
A local boy's shoes
Cadillac, Cadillac
Flapper Girl
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When we were younger we thought
Everyone was on our side
Then we grew a little bit
And romanticized the time I saw
Flowers in your hair
It takes a boy to live
It takes a man to pretend he was there
So then we grew a little and knew a lot
And now we demonstrated it to the cops
Flowers In Your Hair
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I've been trying to do it right
I've been living a lonely life
I've been sleepin here instead
I've been sleepin in my bed
I've been sleepin in my bed
So show me family
All the blood that I will bleed
I don't know where I belong
I don't know where I went wrong
Ho Hey
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Carbonation in my drink,
Bubbles rise, while my heart sinks.
And all I tend to do is think of you.
Is it easier to pack your bags
And book that flight to Paris,
As the plane began to move that afternoon
When all the trains have pulled away,
From local stations in decay,
It's I who waits, it's you who's late again.
Morning Song
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"Slow It Down"
I feel her filth in my bones
Wash off my hands til it's gone
The walls they're closing in
With velvet curtains
Some love was made for the light
Some kiss your cheek and goodnight
Lift up a red high heel
Slow It Down
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She'll lie and steal and cheat, and beg you from her knees
Make you thinks she means it this time
She'll tear a hole in you, the one you can't repair
But I still love her, I don't really care
When we were young, Oh Oh, we did enough
When it got cold, Ooh Ooh, we bundled up
I can't be told, Ah Ah It can't be done
It's better to feel pain, than nothing at all
Stubborn Love
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I believe submarines
Underneath deep blue seas
Saw the flags: Japanese
No one will believe me
Ran back to the town bar
And I told the people how
I had seen the submarine
And everyone laughed aloud
Submarines
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