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Artist: 504 Plan
Canonical path: /504-plan/morning-sickness
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Morning Sickness
Read Morning Sickness lyrics by 504 Plan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Morning Sickness
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In my life,
No memory could have matched
The day that i
Saw her once at last
Eyes so true
A face that could stop time
Can i lie
And say we never met
How can this happen is this real
Happiness is all that i can feel
All i know is what i see
All your tears have taken over me
When i woke up i could see
An empty blanket staring back at me
I cant beleive it is this true
All my happiness was just a dream
When i woke up,
A broken hearted me was still in love
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