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Artist: Early Eyes
Canonical path: /early-eyes/penelope
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Penelope
Read Penelope lyrics by Early Eyes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Penelope
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You are so young
Just trying to be so old
And you, you need someone
To tell you, you're not alone
Oh, penelope (penelope)
I'm finding it harder to breathe
Are you falling asleep?
Penelope
I'm finding it harder to breathe
Are you falling asleep?
And you say they taste so sweet
Just like honey
And you take your pills so casually
And you said, come get lost with me
Oh, penelope (penelope)
I'm finding it harder to breathe
Are you falling asleep?
Penelope
I'm finding it harder to breathe
Oh, are you falling
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