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Artist: Dinosaur Pile-Up
Canonical path: /dinosaur-pile-up/mona-lisa
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Mona Lisa
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Mona Lisa
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Hello, I left a message on your telephone
Pick it up so you understand
That I'm on the edge and I need help and I don't mind
'Cause I have no money and I'm outta time
Because nobody wants me
It's okay, least I got myself
Come on
Move out, move outta home 'til you work it out
You been living alone
Under the same old roof for far too long
I don't know
I can tell by my honey
All I need is some money
God knows I tried so damn long
Work it out
No-one wants you now
Can you work it out
Mona Lisa
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Dinosaur Pile-Up performs "Mona Lisa", and this lyric page sits inside the Dinosaur Pile-Up catalog on LyroVerse.
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