Neon
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Neon
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One more day of attracting water
Slowly drifting farther, out into the blue
Moving pictures, out of focus
My directions hopeless
From any point of view
I, I on neon lights,
Flashin' through my window
The only thing that I know
Is I miss you, oh, I miss you,
And I'm sorry
Oh, one more room in one more hotel
Young girls with their hearts sold
Blessings and the curse
One more slip into temptation
This whole situation goes from bad to worse, worse
I, I on neon lights,
Flashin' through my window
The only thing that I know
Is I miss you, oh, I miss you,
And I'm sorry
I'm sorry!
I, I on neon lights,
Flashin' through my window
The only thing that I know
Is I miss you, oh, I miss you,
And I'm sorry
I'm sorry....
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John Paul White performs "Neon", and this lyric page sits inside the John Paul White catalog on LyroVerse.
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