Wasted Daisy
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Wasted Daisy
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she said no
wake her up, she's dreaming and, she can't afford to sleep
what a lucky wallflower
lose, but you don't see
I can make you see
what all the silence means, still
you still act like you never knew, never see
you still act like you never knew, oh,
you wasted daisy
don't ignore the blatant stare
she looks, but still, you blink
finally, she's beaten down
you don't stop to think
I can make you see
what all the silence means, still
I can make you feel her violence
you still act like you never knew, never see
you still act like you never knew, oh,
you wasted daisy
you still act like you never knew, never see
you still act like you never knew, oh,
you silly little, weed
you silly little, weed
when you wanted her to have a heart
wouldn't turn around and break it
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Becky performs "Wasted Daisy", and this lyric page sits inside the Becky catalog on LyroVerse.
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