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Artist: Jason Lytle
Canonical path: /jason-lytle/this-song-is-the-mute-button
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This Song Is The Mute Button
Read This Song Is The Mute Button lyrics by Jason Lytle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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This Song Is The Mute Button
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I thought of you in a frame
And no, I will not say your name
Although I'm in the shade of a tree
You waved your goodbye and to me
And I see the pretty in things
But you disappeared like a dream
I wish I could laugh now
But I'll never see you again
I wish I could laugh now
But I'll never see you again
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