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Coffee Cup

Read Coffee Cup lyrics by Jim Ed Brown on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jim Ed Brown Canonical path: /jim-ed-brown/coffee-cup Related lyric paths: 6
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Coffee Cup

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Coffee cup coffee cup talk to me tell me I'm not in misery

Tell me she's not really gone tell me we're not here alone

Hey little coffee cup talk to me tell me it's gonna get better wait and see

I'm not crazy or could I be coffee cup talk to me

I've talked to the windows but they can't see

They just stand there looking back at me

Talked to the walls talked to the doors

Talked to the ceiling and I've talked to the floors

I've talked to myself but that don't help now you're the only one that's left

So don't ignore my misery coffee cup talk to me

(Coffee cup coffee cup talk to me hey little coffee cup talk to me)

Coffee cup coffee cup...

Coffee cup talk to me (coffee cup talk to me)

Talk to me coffee cup tell me I'm not crazy

(Coffee cup talk to me) come on be a friend (coffee cup talk to me)

Tell me one more time

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Jim Ed Brown performs "Coffee Cup", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Ed Brown catalog on LyroVerse.

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