Yesterday Man
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Yesterday Man
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My nerves are killing me
they're ripping me inside head to toe
blowing my head off
I've never felt this way before
just by thinking of you
we can run away and never come back
we'd leave this dredful place
this place filling me up with pain
we can die together and fly together
live our lives in the stars above
watch people fall in love
just like I fell for you
watching laugh and watching you cry
we said "hello" and we said "good-bye"
and if you die before I do
Ill kill myself just to see you again
these lines I write are all about you
the way I feel and the tears I cry
when I think of you
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Chris Andrews performs "Yesterday Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Andrews catalog on LyroVerse.
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