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Doctor Guy - Take Whatever You Want Lyrics



Doctor Guy - Take Whatever You Want Lyrics




Silver moon glow
Through the window
Spiraling smoke
Mountain abode

Gone are her dreams
Too, enemies
No one to please
Quiet, at ease

Someone arrives
Shaded by night
In search of a boon
And steps in her room

You've come crawling through the dead of the night
And the least I can do
Is offer you the clothes off my back
But I wish I could give you the moon

Take whatever you want, from me

Back on the beat
Lonely retreat
Clothes in his hand
Slipping like sand

Mountain of thoughts
Crumbles to dust
Sting of his pride
Runs to her side

You've come crawling through the dead of the night
And the least I can do
Is offer you the clothes off my back
But I wish I could give you the moon

Take whatever you want, from me
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Silver moon glow
Through the window
Spiraling smoke
Mountain abode

Gone are her dreams
Too, enemies
No one to please
Quiet, at ease

Someone arrives
Shaded by night
In search of a boon
And steps in her room

You've come crawling through the dead of the night
And the least I can do
Is offer you the clothes off my back
But I wish I could give you the moon

Take whatever you want, from me

Back on the beat
Lonely retreat
Clothes in his hand
Slipping like sand

Mountain of thoughts
Crumbles to dust
Sting of his pride
Runs to her side

You've come crawling through the dead of the night
And the least I can do
Is offer you the clothes off my back
But I wish I could give you the moon

Take whatever you want, from me
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Writer: Dan Grossman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Performed By: Doctor Guy
Language: English
Length: 8:59
Written by: Dan Grossman

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