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Suburban Creep

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ghost Boy Canonical path: /ghost-boy/suburban-creep Related lyric paths: 5
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Suburban Creep

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Sit in the grass

Sit and stare

I know that she's watching me there

Stand by the house

Stand and wait

When will she come out?

As long as she comes out

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Ghost Boy performs "Suburban Creep", and this lyric page sits inside the Ghost Boy catalog on LyroVerse.

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