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Dfhp?

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Joyce Manor Canonical path: /joyce-manor/dfhp Related lyric paths: 6
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Dfhp?

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So lonely

Too sad to

To see you

Nothing next to me

Oh hold me

It's been too

Too long since I've been a friend of me

Can you climb on the roof?

Can you yell at the sky?

Can you see in the dark?

And can you stay up all night?

It's hard

Hard to

Believe in me and you

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