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Artist: John Cale
Canonical path: /john-cale/here-she-comes-now
Related lyric paths: 6
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Here She Comes Now
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Here She Comes Now
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Now, if she ever comes now now
If she ever comes now, now
If she ever comes now
Now, if she ever comes now now
If she ever comes now, now
If she ever comes now
Aw, it looks so good,
Aw, she’s made out of wood
Just look and see
Now, if she ever comes now now
If she ever comes now, now
If she ever comes now
Now, if she ever comes now now
If she ever comes now, now
If she ever comes now
Aw, it looks so good
Aw, she’s made out of wood
Just look and see
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John Cale performs "Here She Comes Now", and this lyric page sits inside the John Cale catalog on LyroVerse.
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