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Artist: John Gorka
Canonical path: /gorka-john/when-he-cries
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When He Cries
Read When He Cries lyrics by John Gorka on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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When He Cries
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He looks like an angel when he's sleeping
There's a little piece of heaven where he lies
He looks like an angel when he's sleeping
But he looks like Charles Bronson when he cries
He looks like Charles Bronson when he's crying
He doesn't have a mustache but he's trying
When he's content he's like a present sent from paradise
But he looks like Charles Bronson when he cries
He looks like Charles Bronson
He once went to Wisconsin
But he looks like Charles Bronson when he cries
When he cries
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