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Artist: Homesick For Space
Canonical path: /homesick-for-space/suburban-doldrums
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Suburban Doldrums
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Suburban Doldrums
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It's been so long since i've seen your lonely eyes
There were so many things i thought i had to say
I will not forget you my friend, again
You always knew that some scars will never heal
The older you get the less you feel at all
Can feel at all
I will not forget you my friend, again
Where are you now,
As the sun sets down, where are you now.
Where are you now,
As the sun sets down, where are you now.
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Homesick For Space performs "Suburban Doldrums", and this lyric page sits inside the Homesick For Space catalog on LyroVerse.
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