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Artist: Betty Who
Canonical path: /betty-who/the-valley
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Valley
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The Valley
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I know that you don't love me anymore
I know that you don't love me anymore
I know that you don't love me like you did before, before
So I get higher than that party that you hated in the valley
'Cause I'll never say I'm sorry
But, oh God, I am, I'm sorry
Now there's fire burning in the valley
Do you think you'll ever end up happy?
When the smoke clears, I can see the stars down here
Yeah, maybe they look brighter by the sea
But I know where I'm going in the valley
And, babe, I'm coming home to the valley
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Betty Who performs "The Valley", and this lyric page sits inside the Betty Who catalog on LyroVerse.
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