Janes
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Janes
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My head hurts
And things are changing
You pray in the room how much
I pretend not to hear
I think I drank too much
I'm not drunk yet
God knows how I regret
But I'm one good man
I'm one good man
I'm one good man
My dear Janes, I'm one
Don't look back, God understands
Why we are going
The housegod be in your heart
In the way have big stones
And this is the life
I fight to live in peace
But I'm one good man
I'm one good man
I'm one good man
My dear Janes, I'm one
I'm not the same man as my grandfather
I'm not the same man as my father
My pain is just mine
Only I understand how hard was it
To get the stones out of the way
How hard was it to see fall a tear of your eyes green
My dear Janes, my pain is just mine
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Alice The Mothership performs "Janes", and this lyric page sits inside the Alice The Mothership catalog on LyroVerse.
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