Framing the agony
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Framing the agony
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See the big stars falling
Leaning in all day
I reached for the pillow
Where my baby used to lay
If I stay here I'll end up
Ragged and dirty too
When I've forgotten all the rest
Honey, I'll remember you
The singer sings, he loves
He lives but he does not learn
He just needs another Troy to burn
While he's waiting for the tide to turn
I've got nothing left to say
I don't plead insanity
I'm gonna jump into my van
Hey, I've found a remedy
I am married to my song
Married to the mistery
I'm gonna study and refuse it
Hey, I'm framing the agony
The singer sings, he loves
He lives but he does not learn
He just needs another Troy to burn
While he's waiting for the tide to turn
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Admiral Freebee performs "Framing the agony", and this lyric page sits inside the Admiral Freebee catalog on LyroVerse.
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