Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Veuve Clicquot, artist - Two Tongues. Date of issue: 13.10.2016
Song language: English
Veuve Clicquot |
| I’ve Said My Peace And This Means War |
| Burn Long Island from the beach on in a veneer of liquor to ignite filthy |
| sheets from a cheery sublet on 72nd Street I never trusted you anyway fell in |
| love with you anyway pouring liquor on your gaping wounds and sing |
| Auld Lang Syne |
| Be My Valentine |
| One More, One More Time |
| (One More Time) Come On Change Your Mind |
| How Could You Forget The First Time We Kissed? |
| But if all time is unified the day that we’re born is the day that we die as I |
| knock on your door for the first time fine, lay at home with my children so |
| content not knowing if you’re alive or dead |
| Auld Lang Syne |
| Be My Valentine |
| One More, One More Time |
| (One More Time) Come On Change Your Mind |
| How Could You Forget The Last Time We Kissed? |
| This is it so does it hurt when I look down on you (so in love with you) does |
| it kill when I take this from you (so in love with you) do you feel when I |
| reach to touch you as you chuck my cigarette away and slur the words «I Won’t |
| Let You Die» |
| I’ve Said My Peace And This Means War |