Glory Hole

Consumed

I could fall in love with you
You know that thing that you do
Do it for me now
Do it for me now

I could follow you home
I know I didn't ought to
I know I didn't ought to
But you steal the show

I could run away with you
Secrets are safe with you
Do it for me now
You do it for me now

I could follow you home
I know I didn't ought to
I know I didn't ought to
But you steal the show

And I don't know what I'm doing

I could fall in love with you
I'd give it all to you
Take it all until I'm empty
Drain my blood away
Replace it with clay
Mould me from the inside

But I want to
You don't need to







Lyrics submitted by ICantUnderStandYou

Glory Hole Lyrics as written by Benjamin Gerard Fabien Biolay Benjamin Biolay

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    One of my all time favourite songs. Some good memories to this song ;)

    ICantUnderStandYouon November 14, 2009   Link

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