Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kane
Canonical path: /kane/rubbernecking
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rubbernecking
Read Rubbernecking lyrics by Kane on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rubbernecking
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I come to
There will be no more drowning
Help, colourless and cowering
You should understand me
When you're understanding
And through all the tears
Should you be alone
Right back, I hope he will pull through
Stand back, first aid is useful
You should understand me
How was I so stupid?
And through all the tears
Should you be alone
After all the tears
Should you be alone
Yes, there's going to be a drowning
Yes, there's going to be a drowning
Half wasted
Face painted
Hold my hand
There will be no more
Please move along
There will be no more
Please move along, oh
(Instrumental)
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