Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cooper
Canonical path: /cooper/thin-line
Related lyric paths: 6
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Thin Line
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Thin Line
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We have a ball
In my head it feels right
Between the lines
We stumble and fight
Can't you see
The referee's here
He's so sure
Keep that ball tight in your hands
He knows the rules
Thinks we're fools
We have a ball
In my head it feels right
Between the lines
We stumble and fight
Probably
There's a thin line
Between what you learn
And the wisdom you earn
Stay on this
Play with this
Cold water
Cold skin
Do what you've gotta do
There's no question asked
It's still the same
Noone tells me
Do what you've gotta do
We have a ball
In my head it feels right
Between the lines
We stumble and fight
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Cooper performs "Thin Line", and this lyric page sits inside the Cooper catalog on LyroVerse.
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