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Artist: Jeff Pianki
Canonical path: /jeff-pianki/something
Related lyric paths: 6
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Something
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Something
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Someone caught me jumping the gun
Saw me hold on too long
To something I can't trust
Somewhere I've written it down
Each thought I don't want
But can't figure out
Somehow I've made up my mind
I'll take what I don't need
And leave it behind
Maybe there was a hole in your heart
And time healed the wound
But you still bear a scar
We know nothing at all
We set ourselves up
But can't break our fall
And maybe, a heart's not enough
Hearts are hard copies
They can't explain love
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Jeff Pianki performs "Something", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeff Pianki catalog on LyroVerse.
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