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Postcards from the Last Day on Earth - Dissolving Sun Lyrics



Postcards from the Last Day on Earth - Dissolving Sun Lyrics




Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome

Barefooted artlessness
You in your party dress
I didn't want the day to come
When everyone had gone
We watched the dying sun
I knew I was not the one

I remember
It seems like yesterday
Your head on my shoulder
You really did dance the night away

Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome

Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome
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Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome

Barefooted artlessness
You in your party dress
I didn't want the day to come
When everyone had gone
We watched the dying sun
I knew I was not the one

I remember
It seems like yesterday
Your head on my shoulder
You really did dance the night away

Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome

Dancing to a dissolving sun
Singing in your mother tongue
The night you were twenty-one
Letna Park on the way home
Your inhibitions gone
You kissed me by the metronome
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Writer: Peter McCormick
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Performed By: Postcards from the Last Day on Earth
Length: 2:48
Written by: Peter McCormick
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