Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Acel Bisa
Canonical path: /acel-bisa/lonely-tree
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Lonely Tree
Read Lonely Tree lyrics by Acel Bisa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lonely Tree
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I'm a lonely tree
Standing in a corner still
Waiting for the summer day
But I can feel the rain
But who cares, if I cry
A thousand cries
Nobody would even try
To talk to me
Para, papara ra
Papararara, papaparara
I hope someday
That my life will be okey
Even if for just one day
For just one day
Chorus:
Would you even try
To have a cup of tea with me
Would you even dare
To talk about my misery
Papapapapararara
I hope someday
That my life will be okey
Even if for just one day
Papapararapapa
(Chorus)
Papararara
Papararara
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Acel Bisa performs "Lonely Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the Acel Bisa catalog on LyroVerse.
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