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Artist: Hana Vu
Canonical path: /hana-vu/at-the-party
Related lyric paths: 6
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At The Party
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At The Party
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I hope you're at the party
When you hear my song
Can you hear my words, do you?
Does it matter if I'm good enough?
Do you care at all?
Does it make you wanna run to me?
Well, I doubt you do
But it's all I dream about
I hope you're at the party
When you hear my song
Can you do your worst to me?
I'll never be good enough
Do you care at all?
Does it make you fall in love me?
Well, I doubt you do
But it's all I dream about
Does it make you fall in love with me?
Oh, oh, oh-oh
No, I'll never be good enough
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Hana Vu performs "At The Party", and this lyric page sits inside the Hana Vu catalog on LyroVerse.
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