Hibiskus Park
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Hibiskus Park
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I'm sitting here with my pen and paper
I don't know what I'm gonna say
I've been around a million places
But everything seems to stay the same
Looking out from a dirty window
Lights go on but no one's there
Sitting down in my big brown sofa
The silent room makes me depressed
And I don't mind being
Overcome by some aggravation
As long as life moves away from this
And keep changing stations
A toast alone for the new beginnings
Celebrating what's to come
On my back looking at the ceiling
The endless white can't spell my name
And I don't mind being
Overcome by some aggravation
As long as live moves away from this
And keep changing stations
And I don't mind being
Overcome by some aggravation
As long as live moves away from this
And keep changing stations
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Who performs "Hibiskus Park"?
Friska Viljor performs "Hibiskus Park", and this lyric page sits inside the Friska Viljor catalog on LyroVerse.
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