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Artist: Dover
Canonical path: /dover/the-morning-after
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Morning After
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The Morning After
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Now he's gone,Now he's lone, I'm lost again
Now he's left,Now he's left, I cannot breath
Hey, can you save me, save me?
cause I'm lost, we're losing seconds.
I saw the stars cry slowly when you were gone
all these years of missing and now they're bleeding,
Now he's gone,Now he's lone, I'm lost again
Now he's left,Now he's left, I cannot breath
Hey, can you save me, save me?
cause I'm lost, we're losing seconds.
I saw the stars cry slowly when you were gone
all these years of missing and now they're bleeding,they're bleeding
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