Poor You
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Poor You
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Poor you
Poor you
Alone again at sea
I know you are lonely as can be
I wish you could see it's all meant to be
So you could finally feel free
You see your blessings as a curse
You think what's better is what's worse
Why are you crying now?
Why are you crying now
Where did you get lost and how
When will you learn how to smile
Better do it here and now
Poor you
Finding searching is your way
I know you wonder where you'll ever stay
I wish you would relinquish to the way
So you could embrace what's here today
You destroy your dreams it seems
Your fantasies survive reality
Why are you crying now?
Why are you crying now
Where did you get lost and how
When will you learn how to smile
Better do it here and now
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Who performs "Poor You"?
Douglas Ladnier performs "Poor You", and this lyric page sits inside the Douglas Ladnier catalog on LyroVerse.
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