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A Party

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Cub Canonical path: /cub/a-party Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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A Party

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i went to a party and no one was there

i ate up all the cake and stared at the floor

the wallflower swooned when the wind came in

i thought about the bathroom but id already been

tarry awhile

tarry awhile

sit slow

the presents were waiting like a crocodile tail

my dress was torn but id bought it on sale

i glanced at the clock and time stood still

i asked for a look what i got was a thrill

tarry awhile

tarry awhile

tarry awhile

sit slow

and her eyes sparkled

lala for listening shame on you

lala shame on you

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