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Artist: Kanda
Canonical path: /kanda/landlord
Related lyric paths: 6
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Landlord
Read Landlord lyrics by Kanda on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Landlord
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You could have told me you were really worn.
You could have said the landlord saw our porn.
It made you upset.
You could have stayed and had a bit to drink.
You could have stayed. You never thought to think.
You couldn't wait.
I took a cab and tried to make it home.
Wandering in midtown all alone.
I missed my chance.
I never thought that you would ever leave.
Hoping that instead you would plead.
You're like a child.
You could have talked but you were pretty slurred.
You could have talked.
You never said a word
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