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Artist: Far From Alaska
Canonical path: /far-from-alaska/rhino
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Rhino
Read Rhino lyrics by Far From Alaska on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Rhino
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Do I have to freak out?
I have to figure out what this song is about
‘Cause maybe “dara dara hey” won’t work out
It’s a massive blackout
Do I have to freak out?
Why can’t I sing a song as good as Bobby’s girl?
Misguided ghost made me think
Hey
I will always love you
And I will always love you
Ain’t no need to freak out
By writing down what you can’t write down is already writing down
Dara dara hey one more time
On my way to lie down
Ain’t no need to freak out
Misguided ghost trying to
Hey
Misguided ghost made me think
Hey
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Far From Alaska performs "Rhino", and this lyric page sits inside the Far From Alaska catalog on LyroVerse.
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