Storm Seeker
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Storm Seeker
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I don't want you,
I don't need you,
I can do it on my own.
If I needed
Just believe it,
It's not you that I'd call.
You regret it
Cause you get it,
Please don't call me anymore.
You know I,
Don't wanna be a fake.
And we can all,
Learn from our mistakes.
But you never realize,
What you do
It isn't right.
I had enough of you,
And your lies.
You used to tell,
Looking in my eyes.
I'm not stupid anymore
To believe in you,
As I used to do before.
You are not a friend,
You are not a pal,
Don't you get,
Anything at all?
You know I,
Don't wanna be a fake.
And we can all,
Learn from our mistakes.
But you never realize,
What you do
It isn't right.
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Who performs "Storm Seeker"?
Dash Hopes performs "Storm Seeker", and this lyric page sits inside the Dash Hopes catalog on LyroVerse.
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