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Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe lyrics by Graham Colton. This is the last Time you'll see me I'll be the first to go I was the one who was counting But always the last to know...

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Marilyn Monroe

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This is the last

Time you'll see me

I'll be the first to go

I was the one who was counting

But always the last to know

I'm always the last to know

You're no good for me

This is temporary

Just like Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe

This won't ever be

One of those happy endings

And I'll be the last one to know

And I'll be the last one to know

I should have known this was coming

It happens everytime

There's no place to go

And no one waiting

I'm always the last in line

I'm always the last in line

You're no good for me

This is temporary

Just like Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe

This won't ever be

One of those happy endings

And I'd be the last one to know

Can I be the last one to know?

(I'll be the last one, I'll be the last one)

You're no good for me

This is temporary

Just like Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe

This won't ever be

One of those happy endings

Can I be the last one?

You're no good for me

This is temporary

Just like Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe

This won't ever be

One of those happy endings

Can I be the last one to know? (x3)

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