Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jack Off Jill
Canonical path: /jack-off-jill/ugly-16
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ugly 16
Read Ugly 16 lyrics by Jack Off Jill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ugly 16
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Only you
Can make me feel this way
Lonely when happiness agree
He wanted to know me
The happy amputee
He's right
I'm wrong
and no one else agrees
We wanted to know you
The happy amputee
Lonely
Lonely
Lonely, lonely
Only you
Only you can make me feel this
Only you can make me feel this
Only you can make me feel this way
What I'm trying to say
Lonely when happiness agree
You wanted, you got me
The happy amputee
We're right
You're wrong
Lonely, lonely, lonely
Only
Lone...
Only you
Only
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