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Artist: Felt
Canonical path: /felt/don-t-die-on-my-doorstep
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Don't Die On My Doorstep
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Don't Die On My Doorstep
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Don't die on my doorstep
can't you crawl to another town
don't lie just take one more step
I want to see the sun go down
don't cry
don't die on my doorstep
still want to hear your point of view
don't lie just take one more step
I want to see the back of you
don't cry
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