Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Julia Holter
Canonical path: /julia-holter/our-sorrows
Related lyric paths: 6
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Our Sorrows
Read Our Sorrows lyrics by Julia Holter on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Our Sorrows
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All of us have moved on
From the author that we lived in
Too late to moved on
Hear to call your name
If you come for .. our sorrows
If you call out call out call out ..
Needing is the best start
Early morning look out
Dizzy from the .. call your name
Want to want to want to
Birds are singing loud .. all around us
Call up call up call up
I will follow if you call out call out call out
I will follow you
if you call out call out call out
I will follow you
if you call out call out call out
I will follow you
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Julia Holter performs "Our Sorrows", and this lyric page sits inside the Julia Holter catalog on LyroVerse.
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