Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Caesars
Canonical path: /caesars/good-and-gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Good And Gone
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Good And Gone
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Come inside,
Close the blinds,
Let's hide away,
We're gone.
Lock the door,
Let them fuss about,
One whole day,
On our own.
[CHORUS]
Good as gone,
On our own,
All alone,
Good as gone,
On our own,
All alone...
Shut the lights,
Shut the shades,
Make it all go away!
Let them scream and shout,
We dont hear a thing,
Out of reach,
We're gone!
[CHORUS x2]
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