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Artist: Faith No More
Canonical path: /faith-no-more/the-last-to-know
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The Last To Know
Read The Last To Know lyrics by Faith No More on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Last To Know
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Where it grows on trees
But never blooms
Where it hurts the least for whoever
Saw it first
First to go and the last to know
Last longer than a lifetime
Takes the least amount of effort
Feels better than a bargain
Just to know it's there
Can't you see
There's only one me
And that me is me
I know where but I cannot share
You'll call me - I'll stand in line till then
I'll be waiting
Can't you see
All circuits are busy
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