Coup De Grace

Album: Coup De Grace (2018)
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  • Open the centerfold and behold
    The creases you've come to know make up your soul
    Inspect the spectacle, the divine show
    No-one understands but pretends to know

    Inside your little palm, singing psalms
    Peering through the space that's between your arms
    My story lacks in the facts
    I don't know what I'm on
    So come on, coupe de grace

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    Running the circles through, right back to you
    Finding at the finish line, nothing new
    The let-down that sticks like glue
    Slipping through my fingers gripping onto what is left of you

    Waiting for lessons learned, taking turns
    The loudest of them all, left to be unheard
    My story lacks in the facts
    That it's so absurd
    So come on, coupe de grace

    Coupe de grace
    Coupe de grace
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    You know I want it
    You know I need it
    You know I need it all the time
    You know I want it
    You know I need it
    You know I need it all the time
    You know I want it
    You know I need it
    You know I need it all the time
    You know I want it
    You know I need it
    You know I need it all the time
    Time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time

    Coupe de grace
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    Coup de, coup de Writer/s: Loren Shane Humphrey, Miles Kane, Tyler Davis Parkford, Zachary Edwin Dawes
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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