Picture Me Gone
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Picture Me Gone
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Let's make a toast to glory days
When you were 8 and I was only 41
I dedicate this selfie to the little guy
Who will outlast me when I'm done
Look into my camera lens
And straight through me I see that you're a lot like me
You never get attention
And you never get a pension
Or your dad's money
Picture me gone
I backed up all my pictures on my icloud
So you can't see me when I die
I left my body somewhere down in mexico
Give "find my iphone" app a try
Let's make a toast to glory days
When you were 8 and I was only 45
I dedicate this selfie to the little guy
Who will outlast me when I'm done
Picture me gone
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Who performs "Picture Me Gone"?
Ariel Pink performs "Picture Me Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Ariel Pink catalog on LyroVerse.
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