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"Led Zeppelin" is a track by Tame Impala, from the album Lonerism, released 4th October 2012. The track is 3:08 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 15 articles about Tame Impala.
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Senses taking over, thought to set me free I tried to get up but it was pouring down on me Keeps on burnin' deeper, desperately to be, Said there's some guy interested in dragging it out of me Ooooh, it's what I need, ooooh Tell me you're in love to let it show Just like it was magic, I was far enough to see it Better than to get just what a stranger did to me Is it 'cause I lie, is it 'cause I don't, well, I just don't know Keep on asking me, darling, let me see it, keep on asking Is there any way to let it go?
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