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Artist: Headlights
Canonical path: /headlights/lullabies
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Lullabies
Read Lullabies lyrics by Headlights on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lullabies
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Just a talk, it's all you wanted
Tooth and nail is what you fought with
All you've got is that photograph that makes me laugh
This heart attack is killing me
Cause every time I turn around it's something else
I've been learning for some time and presently it comes to mind
That I'm not well
Your heart attack is killing me
Cause every time I turn around
You're someone else
Lullabies never worked when I was young and they won't work now
Close your eyes and you go to somewhere else
Anywhere else, yeah, anywhere else
Lullabies never worked when I was young and they won't work now
Close your eyes and you go to somewhere else
Anywhere else, yeah, anywhere else
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Headlights performs "Lullabies", and this lyric page sits inside the Headlights catalog on LyroVerse.
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