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"Enola/Alone" is a track by Manic Street Preachers, from the album Everything Must Go, released 20th May 1996. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Manic Street Preachers.
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[Verse 1] The Statue of Liberty looks so solemn on the TV 100% risk of stepping outside Every second too precious to try My heart aches for Enola From my birth a rellik, a killer But all I want to do is live No matter how miserable it is [Chorus] Please sing to me a song Enola, alone Please take me on home Enola, alone [Verse 2] I walk in the grass and I feel some peace at last I walk on the beach and for once I feel some ease I'll take a picture of you To remember how good you looked Like memory it has disappeared Naked and lonely within my fears [Chorus] Please sing to me a song Enola, alone Please take me on home Enola, alone [Instrumental Break] [Chorus] Please, please sing to me a song Enola, alone Please take me on home Enola, alone
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