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Artist: Dinosaur Feathers
Canonical path: /dinosaur-feathers/sleeping-in
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sleeping In
Read Sleeping In lyrics by Dinosaur Feathers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sleeping In
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Rise with the sun
Wake up on your own
I'm sorry for the time I took from you
Tell your story straight
Wait until the facts change
How terrible the things that I ask of you
Come in pieces
Common pieces
Come in pieces
Common pieces
Bend until you break
Terrible mistake
I will race you back where we began
You never wanted to sleep in
You never wanted to let the morning win
Fighting off our sleep at night
Always doing something wrong
Until I get to hold you tight
In the morning you'll be gone
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