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Artist: Dr. Dog
Canonical path: /dr-dog/say-something
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Say Something
Read Say Something lyrics by Dr. Dog on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Say Something
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long distance, no need to shout
close quarters, ain't talkin out loud
and I gotta know
all over your open mouth
words hang like they're just hanging out
but I gotta know
where are you going crazy
in your mind or in everybody's mind?
cold shoulders have run out of luck
who knows what they're runnin from
I gotta know
you're holding up an endless line
putting pressure on my precious time
but I gotta know
where are you going crazy
in your mind or in every inch of your body?
say something
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Dr. Dog performs "Say Something", and this lyric page sits inside the Dr. Dog catalog on LyroVerse.
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