Inverness
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Inverness
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At night I know
That there's someplace I can go
When there's no placing waking light
And I'll dream cliches
That I've dreamed a thousand ways
I'm not above cliches tonight
The playground viewed from blessed height
Ohh, Inverness
I bet you've never actually seen a person die of loneliness
Ohh, Inverness
All in good time
Trusting smile
That I'd die for all that while
Who stayed the night and made you frown?
Oh, poor dear
Did you let him much too near?
Let's get a pen and write this down
While there's still time to warn the town
Ohh, Inverness
I bet you've never actually seen a person die of loneliness
Ohh, Inverness
All in good time
I used all I had
I wasted my best
Ohh, Inverness
I bet you've never actually seen a person die of loneliness
Ohh, Inverness
All in good time
All in good time
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Aimee Mann performs "Inverness", and this lyric page sits inside the Aimee Mann catalog on LyroVerse.
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