Say Demesne

Album: The Messenger (2013)
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  • We were crawling out of step, wrecked
    And we walked
    A secret for a while
    But that's ok
    So we thought
    Steal my cards
    And soul
    And sell 'cos you can
    Say Demesne
    They get you
    To get what they want

    But you're in for love
    You're in for love
    And you will fight love
    You're in for love
    You still fight love
    But you're in for love
    And you will fight love

    Your fucked, drunk, and your memory's stuck
    Crashing, and turned to go back home
    You're forgot
    Feel no good
    They're not
    They're lost
    And you're lost
    Take Demesne to a room where she opens your heart

    But you're in for love
    You're in for love
    And you will fight love
    You're in for love
    You still fight love
    You're in for love
    And you will fight love
    You're in for love
    And you will fight love Writer/s: JAMES DOVIAK, JOHNNY MARR
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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