Tree House Of Love
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Tree House Of Love
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We used to stay up all night,
Watching movies 'til light,
Sometimes picking a fight when I knew she was right
They'd be riding their bikes,
All my friends they are dykes
If it's not something you like,
Then go find something you like
Tell me something,
Something good,
I'd be happy if I could
When I'm walking at night and I'm feeling alright,
I'm afraid of the light,
Try to keep out of sight,
You can talk on the phone,
Make a garden of stone,
You can call it your home,
But you're always alone
Tell me something,
Something good,
I'd be happy if I could
Tell me something,
Something good,
I'd be happy if I could
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