Page type: lyric reference
Artist: God Is My Co-Pilot
Canonical path: /god-is-my-co-pilot/imaginary-friend
Related lyric paths: 6
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Imaginary Friend
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Imaginary Friend
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A boy hit her.
A boy pinched her.
They were mean to her,
but she didn't know it.
You're going to be my imaginary friend.
I'm going to make you up right now.
I'm inventing an imaginary playmate.
I'm giving her your body.
I'm giving her your name.
I'm inviting you into my life, into my imagination.
I'm inviting you into my bed, to invent you as my friend.
Be my imaginary playmate.
Be my imaginary friend.
Imaginary friend. Playmate. Friend.
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