Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Jayhawks
Canonical path: /jayhawks/think-about-it
Related lyric paths: 6
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Think About It
Read Think About It lyrics by The Jayhawks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Think About It
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Took her pills and her magazines
Left her lying in her misery
He was locked up in his room
Colored pinwheels as the sirens wine down the avenue
CHORUS:
Think about it once
Take your time don't fuss
What you got to lose
Everybody choose
Think about it once
Take your time, don't fuss
All the dog-eared pages on your shell
You never talk except about yourself
All the red eyes in the room
Tried to rearrange your world for you
CHORUS
Think about it once
What you got to lose
As he pulled his pad and scribbled "suicide"
the county coroner, he shook his head from side to side
He was a little less than pleased
Very pale and very tired
The toil of love had brought them to their knees
CHORUS
CHORUS
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