Boo Hewerdine
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Swansong

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Boo Hewerdine Canonical path: /boo-hewerdine/swansong Related lyric paths: 6
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Swansong

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You trouble me

You trouble me

Thought I was through the healing time

I feel your shadow against mine

You trouble me

I can't accept you're gone

I can't accept you're gone

Doing things we used to do

I will turn to talk to you

I can't accept you're gone

Is this all that I am?

How can I sleep alone?

How can I sleep alone?

The secrets of our bed

That will not leave my head

How can I sleep alone?

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Boo Hewerdine performs "Swansong", and this lyric page sits inside the Boo Hewerdine catalog on LyroVerse.

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