White Dress - Blood Circus



     
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White Dress Lyrics


So do you remember?
With your white dress on
It was the end of December
Count the days till dawn
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
I never knew
She's coming on Friday
And then the close spark
Cause its just minutes & highways

Till the one I love
The one I love
Till oh...
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
I never knew
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
That I could love someone
The way that I love you
I never knew
I never knew, no
I never knew, no
I never knew
That I could love
That I could love
That I could love someone
That you could love
That you could love someone like me
Oh, that I could love
That I could love
That I could love someone like
That you could love someone like me

Enjoy the lyrics !!!

Two bands use(d) the name 'Blood Circus'. 1) Blood Circus was an early, short-lived grunge band from Seattle, Washington. The band's first release was a single, 1988's "Six Foot Under"/"Two Way Street", on Sub Pop. Both Nirvana and Mudhoney performed their first-ever shows opening for Blood Circus at Seattle's Vogue club in 1988. In 1989 Sub Pop released the band's first and only album, a five-track EP called Primal Rock Therapy which was largely panned by critics and ignored by the public. This contributed to the split of the band in 1990 after a US tour with the French band Les Thugs.

Read more about Blood Circus on Last.fm.


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