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Artist: Griffen Alexander
Canonical path: /griffen-alexander/the-saddest-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Saddest Song
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The Saddest Song
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The words begin to form
And the lines begin to rhyme
And there are pieces of you
Scattered through my mind
And the days are growing longer
And this taste is taking over
And its bitter sweet
Of you and me
And I can't sleep tonight
You never gave me
A second thought
So I wont give you
A second verse in this song
[Chorus]
Cause I'm screaming
For a reason
Cause I need to know
What went wrong
This is the saddest song
I will let you go
I'll even say goodbye
But I won't let it show
That deep down inside
Every thing I do
And every place we use to go
It all comes back to you
But I know
You'll never give me
A second thought
So I won't give you
Another word in this song
Chorus
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Griffen Alexander performs "The Saddest Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Griffen Alexander catalog on LyroVerse.
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