Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Elton John
Canonical path: /elton-john/telegraph-to-the-afterlife
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Telegraph To The Afterlife
Read Telegraph To The Afterlife lyrics by Elton John on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Telegraph To The Afterlife
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Hello, i said hello!
Is this the only place you thought to go
Am i the only man you ever had
Or am i just the last surviving friend?
Hello, baby hello!
Open up your heart and let you feelings flow
Your not lucky knowing me.
Keeping the speed real slow
Hello
Do you know what i mean
Have your eyes really seen
Do you know what i mean
Have your eyes really seen
Do you know what i mean
Have your eyes really seen...
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