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Artist: Josh Canova
Canonical path: /josh-canova/sunday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunday
Read Sunday lyrics by Josh Canova on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunday
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I saw a friend today
She talked about how she's gonna kill herself on Sunday
She said nobody really ever loved her anyway
And I don't know if what I said was okay
That she should make it quick and clean
And not make a big scene
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
And I saw my ex today
She talked about she's gonna write some fucking screenplay
She said her boyfriend's got a lot of money and he's gonna pay
We'll I don't know if what I said was okay
That all she ever did was whine
And by the way I'm fine
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
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