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Artist: Fairmont
Canonical path: /fairmont/the-irish-curse
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The Irish Curse
Read The Irish Curse lyrics by Fairmont on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Irish Curse
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Dear john, you were wrong about everything
Don't blame me now for mistakes you've made
Now when you fail its of your own accord
I've heard you cry, i've heard you whine and now i'm bored life is hard,
When you don't know who you are, and you miss the point to everything dear john, you were wrong about everything is this the way you wanted it is this the way you pictured it we all have to learn to live with decisions that we make i can see the shame in your fathers eyes
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