Lydia Sherman
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Lydia Sherman
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Write a poem to send home
Sing a song that sounds wrong
Watch the moon from your room
As it inches along
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Make a dance with your hands
Kill a guy with your eye
Watch the weeds as they breathe
Their invisible sigh
Oh, young and alone
Lydia, Lydia
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
Write a poem to send home
Sing a song that sounds wrong
Watch the moon from your room
As it bounces along
Oh, young and alone
Finally, finally
Oh, young and alone
Oh, young and alone
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Ezra Furman & the Harpoons performs "Lydia Sherman", and this lyric page sits inside the Ezra Furman & the Harpoons catalog on LyroVerse.
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