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Artist: The Faces
Canonical path: /faces/last-order-please
Related lyric paths: 6
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Last Order Please
Read Last Order Please lyrics by The Faces on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Last Order Please
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well, well hello
and how are you
fancy seeing you here
don't let it show
no look, no one must know
why they're playing "Tracks Of My Tears"
just pretend its all over
like you have for so long
I thought time was a healer
but I guess I was wrong
I held you to blame
but we were so young
oh how was I to know, hey
but you said you still want me
oh you opened up an old wound
then you left me here bleeding
and my minds black and blue
now you got yours
and I got mine
and there's no debts owed you
oh what can we do
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