Elmo
Read Elmo lyrics by Holly McNarland on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Elmo
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I'm still thinking about Elmo
Elmo 5 o'clock special
I'm still thinking about you
A thousand ways to kill you
I'm still dreaming in pink
Gives me the reason to think
When i lay down my head i'm still okay
When i lay down my head to go to bed
Where do you fit in
Didn't say to come in
Where the hell have you been
I can see you're excited
You can tell you're invited
Justify your evil ways
Make up for lost days
Didn't mean to close the door
When i threw you to the floor
Didn't mean to close the door
On my personal whore
Where do you fit in
You run out of expression
You let me make a suggestion
You've left a scratch on my face
I can see to this day
You're no innocent man
Come and catch me if you can
Didn't have the time of day
But i fucked him anyway
Didn't have the time of day to play
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Who performs "Elmo"?
Holly McNarland performs "Elmo", and this lyric page sits inside the Holly McNarland catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Beautiful Blue and Brush Into My Tears with a short reason for opening each page next.
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