Hurricane#1
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Afterhours

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Hurricane#1 Canonical path: /hurricane1/afterhours Related lyric paths: 6
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Afterhours

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Late night or the middle of the afternoon

Half light eating sugar with a table spoon

Somethings coming over when i'm all alone

It's the feeling that i'm all alone

I slowly see you walking away

I slowly see you walking away now

Afterhours alone again

Chasing after moments that are lost in time

Racing through a ???? that is never mine

Always in love with how you made me feel

I wonder was it ever real

I slowly see you walking away

My life is slowly slipping away

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Hurricane#1 performs "Afterhours", and this lyric page sits inside the Hurricane#1 catalog on LyroVerse.

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