It's Gone
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It's Gone
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Do you think it's too late?
Is it getting too late for getting up?
Do you think it's too much?
Is it getting too much for letting to?
Do you think it's too loud?
Is it getting too loud for being heard?
Do you think it's too high?
Is it getting too high for coming down?
Are you sure
That the light you see
Is the light you need?
Don't ask how it's going
Well, it's going
It's gone
Do you think it's too bright?
Is it getting to bright for being seen?
Do you think it's too cold?
Is it getting too cold for getting warm?
Are you sure
That the light you see
Is the light you need?
Don't ask how it's going
Well it's going
It's gone
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Who performs "It's Gone"?
Lesley Gore performs "It's Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Lesley Gore catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to The Old Crowd and Cry with a short reason for opening each page next.
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