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Artist: 22 Jacks
Canonical path: /22-jacks/uncle-bob
Related lyric paths: 6
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Uncle Bob
Read Uncle Bob lyrics by 22 Jacks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Uncle Bob
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quit crying again
quit sleeping again
quit crying again
it's only hours in the end
heard you had a slip up
silver splinters underneath you skin
down deep, down deep to the bone
what's left to do , when
the truth comes through
so you had a moment
a chance to gain some balance
steering with your eyes takes time
it's only hours in the end
heard you had a slip up
ain't it funny how it starts to end
down deep, down deep, so alone
what's left to do except go home
so you had a moment
and I doubt that anysaw
the second hand on the clock
wasn't turning
and all this time was learning
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