Sycamore Tree
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Sycamore Tree
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See the girl by the sycamore tree
She knows she's looking at me
She follows me down to the sea
She follows me into the sea
And i wanna know why
I wanna know why
I'm wondering why
I'm wondering why
I wanna know, wanna know why
She's holding out both of her palms
She says you better not choose wrong
I just may push away the dawn
Tie the tongue that sings your favorite song
And i wanna know why
I wanna know why
I'm wondering why
I'm wondering why
I wanna know, wanna know why
See the girl by the sycamore tree
She knows she's looking at me
She follows me down to the sea
She follows me into the sea
And i wanna know why
I wanna know why
I'm wondering why
I'm wondering why
I wanna know, wanna know why
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Who performs "Sycamore Tree"?
Crystal Stilts performs "Sycamore Tree", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Stilts catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to The City In The Sea and The Sinking with a short reason for opening each page next.
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