The Palace
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The Palace
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It's only been three weeks
And a bag of speed from Jamie the PhD
She comes by the front desk
To leave my transcript with her edits
Cause I don't wanna leave the palace
At least that's what my true love calls it
Last night I wrote a poem
Man, I must have been in the poem zone
I'm in over my head
I'm in over my head
Maybe I'll get a pet
Learn how to take care of somebody else
Maybe I'll name him Jeff
But I think it might defeat the purpose
Living on house keeping and room service
But I don't wanna leave the palace
Let's pay someone to move in here and fix this
Last night I texted your iPhone
And said I think I'm ready to come home
I'm in over my head
I'm in over my head
I'm way in over my head
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Who performs "The Palace"?
Father John Misty performs "The Palace", and this lyric page sits inside the Father John Misty catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins) and I Went To The Store One Day with a short reason for opening each page next.
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