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Artist: Janice Doll
Canonical path: /janice-doll/modern-teenager
Related lyric paths: 6
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Modern Teenager
Read Modern Teenager lyrics by Janice Doll on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Modern Teenager
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Thousands, she doesn´t care
she's brought all that she's ever dreamed instead
Trying and losing everytime
She sells herself to keep her style
Don't bore him down
Don't let she close your eyes
Because if you do
I sure you turn out your bright
a movie they coldn't cry
No, no one, everyone
I'm just great
Trying and losing everytime
She sells herself to keep her style
Don't bore him down
Don't let she close your eyes
Because if you do
I sure you turn out your bright
a movie they coldn't cry
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