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Artist: Graham Coxon
Canonical path: /graham-coxon/why-are-you-crying
Related lyric paths: 6
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Why Are You Crying?
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Why Are You Crying?
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Why are you crying?
You can see that they were lying
All along
You can stop your sighing
You know you should be half flying
On your own
You'll get your time
You don't need no one to teach you how to love
So stop your crying
Doesn't matter if they were lying
Actually
Know who your friends are
Let your enemies go free
Now it's your time to shine
So wipe away those years, remember how to smile
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Graham Coxon performs "Why Are You Crying?", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Coxon catalog on LyroVerse.
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