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Artist: Jen Cloher
Canonical path: /jen-cloher/streetlights-not-the-stars
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Streetlights Not The Stars
Read Streetlights Not The Stars lyrics by Jen Cloher on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Streetlights Not The Stars
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Falling out and fitting in
My heart don’t know its own disorder
Love and I have never been
The easiest of friends
Because were also what we’ve lost
In the awkward morning
My hearts left wanting
Get used to this
Its streetlights not the stars now baby
Get used to this my love
Its streetlights not the stars.
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Jen Cloher performs "Streetlights Not The Stars", and this lyric page sits inside the Jen Cloher catalog on LyroVerse.
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