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Artist: Dinosaur Pile-Up
Canonical path: /dinosaur-pile-up/grim-valentine
Related lyric paths: 6
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Grim Valentine
Read Grim Valentine lyrics by Dinosaur Pile-Up on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Grim Valentine
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Say nothing, talk a lot
Be something that you're not
Pay a dollar, spend a dime
Speak the truth but tell a lie
Try your hardest not to try
I feel alive, but
I just want to die
Every time
You come by
Please be mine
Grim valentine
Grim valentine
Be yourself, copycat
Someone else told you that
Pay a dollar, spend a dime
Speak the truth but tell a lie
Try your hardest not to try
I feel alive, but
I just want to die
Every time
You come by
Please be mine
Grim valentine
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Dinosaur Pile-Up performs "Grim Valentine", and this lyric page sits inside the Dinosaur Pile-Up catalog on LyroVerse.
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