Woe Be
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Woe Be
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Woe be to the girl who loves a songwriter
The days are pages in the book
He's the verses or the hook
Woe be to the girl who loves a songwriter
Woe be to the man who loves a songwriter
She's always searching for the song
In everything that you've done wrong
Woe be to the man who loves a songwriter
The melody is going to mic me
(na na na na nooo)
A key and a verse
The melody, we write history, babe,
(oh oh, la la la loooo)
This heart and song goes, "oh oh"
The melody, oh oh woah ho
Heart beats the time before the melody
before the song is time to know
and what you never seem to know
Oh, heart is the time before the melody
Woe be to the girl who loves a songwriter
When he eyes a microphone
She ends up feeling so alone
Woe be to the girl who loves a songwriter
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