Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Daniel Broder
Canonical path: /daniel-broder/the-middleclass
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The Middleclass
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The Middleclass
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yeah
yeah
oooh
oh yeah
the middleclass
the middleclass
save up money
but I don't have no one
no one ever
yeah
oh yeah
oh
I met a girl
in a dream I had
which I loved long time ago
I really loved her
oh long time ago
I really loved her
long time ago, I really loved her
oh yeah yeah yeah
and if she hears this song
and if she hears this song
she can tell her friends
once I was her's
a long time ago
once I was her's
long time ago, once I was her's
oh yeah
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Daniel Broder performs "The Middleclass", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Broder catalog on LyroVerse.
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