In the blue of this life
Where it ends in the night
When you couldn't see
You would come for me

Wonder eyes, motion high
And we don't dare slip on by
Make us suffer, like no other

There's nothing like lapis lazuli
Let it go, back to me

Like no other you can't be replaced
Like no other you can't be replaced
Like no other you can't be replaced
Like no other you can't be replaced

Like no other you can't be replaced
Like no other you can't be replaced
Like no other you can't be replaced

Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)
Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)
Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)
Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)
Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)
Like no other you can't be replaced (There's nothing like lapis lazuli)


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  • +8
    Lyric Correction

    Well, the lyrics according to Bloom's booklet are:

    In the blue, of this life where it ends, in the night when you couldnt see you would come for me

    wonder eyes, motion high and i dont dare, slip on by

    make us suffer, like no other

    Is nothing like lapis lazuli let it go, back to me

    Like no other you cant be replaced

    Bamseon May 10, 2012   Link

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