Birthday
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Birthday
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I wouldn't doubt I hadn't died enough
I'd turn to midnight with headphones on
And I can't pretend I didn't know when
But then the night came
And you were gone
You were gone
You were gone
Wouldn't it be so strange not to be with you
On your birthday
Could it ever feel okay not to be with you
On your birthday
And I wouldn't doubt I hadn't died enough
I'd turn to midnight in my car
And I can't pretend I didn't have art
There's a dog in the yard
And it's not ours
There's a dog in the yard
And it's not ours
A dog in the yard
And it's not ours
Wouldn't it be so strange not to be with you
On your birthday
Could it ever feel okay not to be with you
On your birthday
Birthday
Birthday
Birthday
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Gia Margaret performs "Birthday", and this lyric page sits inside the Gia Margaret catalog on LyroVerse.
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