Dermot Kennedy – Turnstile Lyrics
Turnstile Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy (Feat. A$AP Rocky) The way that you call, the way that you call out quietly What did you learn? What did you learn from loving
Artist
Dermot Kennedy is a singer and composer from Ireland, born in 1991. Record label data includes Interscope Records, Island Records.
Songs
Dermot Kennedy – Turnstile Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Refuge Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Funeral Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Melodies Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Let Me In Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Lucky Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Two Hearts Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Sunday Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Don’t Forget Me Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Lovers Don’t Die Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Driving Home For Christmas Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Any Love Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Divide Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Homeward Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Already Gone Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Blossom Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – One Life Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Innocence and Sadness Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Kiss Me Lyrics
Dermot Kennedy – Dreamer Lyrics
Turnstile Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy (Feat. A$AP Rocky) The way that you call, the way that you call out quietly What did you learn? What did you learn from loving
Refuge Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy We can’t know the end until it’s over Show your scars and let me pull you closer Watching your silhouette dance off the lake I
Funeral Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy We were staring down disaster That night, we almost called it quits You said that you were changing chapters I said this can’t be where
Melodies Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy (from “Nobody Wants This” soundtrack) I don’t hear melodies I just hear words When you say you love me And that’s why it hurts We
Let Me In Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy In Okains Bay, oh I could have stayed, and never went home It might have been brief, but at least I was free
Lucky Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy (Dum-dum, dum-dum) (Dum-dum, dum-dum) If you’re so lucky that she lets you know her heart Be careful how you hold it If you’re so worried
Two Hearts Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy We open up at the station on a freezing night He said, Honey, I can’t do more than a brief goodbye How could our
Sunday Lyrics by Dermot Kennedy Who was I to deserve such a love? Who was I to have her holding me up? If there’s some kind of sign in the
Don’t Forget Me Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy Lately I’ve been living in a dream The past feels like a better place to be The days we spent just sitting by
Lovers Don’t Die Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy Had a vision of a love dying out I wanna follow all the birds to the south I had a love that put
Driving Home For Christmas Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy I’m drivin’ home for Christmas Oh, I can’t wait to see those faces I’m drivin’ home for Christmas, yeah Well, I’m movin’
Any Love Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy I try to move on, but I know I’m a fool Any love that ain’t you Is a love that ain’t true I thought
Divide Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy Thinking ’bout how we started Remember I was impatient as hell Always said that I saved ya Never was so good at saving myself I
Homeward Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy If this whole town slowed down Would you ever come back? We know now We can’t change the past So hold on, hold out I
Already Gone Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy I opened up and sorrow came down I’m learning unrequited love should not be found She lifts me up, she tears me down She
Blossom Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy This whole life, you said Is like a dream that you don’t wanna forget Hold my heart, hold my head You know I’ve been your
One Life Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy I’ve seen stars reborn in your eyes Sky’s on fire tonight One life is never long enough One life is never long enough At
Innocence and Sadness Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy Never felt alone till the late night Never knew she was my home till the tears dried Working on the karma, but it
Kiss Me Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy If we could take a photo Eternalise this moment For the days when I don’t believe When our love gets stolen Cause there’s no
Dreamer Lyrics – Dermot Kennedy Ever since I was a young boy, running through grass I was a dreamer writing stories down the back of the class Now I sit