Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jesse Sykes
Canonical path: /jesse-sykes/doralee
Related lyric paths: 6
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Doralee
Read Doralee lyrics by Jesse Sykes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Doralee
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Doralee, there's water in the basement.
Saturday, you'll be sleepin' in the tree.
Gone are the weeds that you tended to like children.
Gone are the days, the distance between.
Doralee, there's gravel in your bath tub.
Fish swam free before their ocean went.
Once loved a man whose heart was big and open.
He said he could see the beauty in a song.
Doralee, there are flies among the dead now.
Fish swam free, looking for their ocean moon.
Once loved a man whose heart was big and open.
He said he could see the beauty in a song.
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Jesse Sykes performs "Doralee", and this lyric page sits inside the Jesse Sykes catalog on LyroVerse.
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