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If I was having such a good time
It wasn't really that much fun
A counterfeit conspiracy
That's suddenly gone wrong
So come on - come on
You're a luxury
A peculiar luxury
It always breaks my heart
You can keep your mystery
It doesn't mean a thing to me
Painted lips and l'oreal
Are broadcast in the dark
A necessary cover up
That's finally left its mark
So come on ...
Your sneaky little schemes that show
The wolf's still at your door
A vicious little paragon
Of what you were before
So come on
It wasn't really that much fun
A counterfeit conspiracy
That's suddenly gone wrong
So come on - come on
You're a luxury
A peculiar luxury
It always breaks my heart
You can keep your mystery
It doesn't mean a thing to me
Painted lips and l'oreal
Are broadcast in the dark
A necessary cover up
That's finally left its mark
So come on ...
Your sneaky little schemes that show
The wolf's still at your door
A vicious little paragon
Of what you were before
So come on
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Luxury Lyrics as written by John Joseph O'neill
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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