You're Not Here
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You're Not Here
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Blue sky to forever
The green grass blows in the wind, dancing
It would be a much better sight with you with me
If you hadn't met me
I'd be fine on my own, baby
I never felt so lonely then you came along
So now what should I do?
I'm strung out, addicted to you
My body aches, now that you're gone
My supply fell through
You gladly gave me everything you had and more
You craved my happiness
When you made me feel joy it made you smile
But now I feel your stress
Love was never meant to be such a crazy affair, no
And who has time for tears?
I never thought I'd sit around and cry for your love
'Till now
Oh, I feel your stress
Oh, who has time for tears?
Oh, my baby
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, I feel your stress
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Akira Yamaoka performs "You're Not Here", and this lyric page sits inside the Akira Yamaoka catalog on LyroVerse.
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