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Artist: Kris Demeanor
Canonical path: /kris-demeanor/cactus-man-reprise
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Cactus Man - Reprise
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Cactus Man - Reprise
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At half past two a.m., she stumbled up the stairs
It was strange with Mason gone, she found herself worrying where
Candles light the room, a box wrapped on the floor
She hardly recognized the man shuffling in the corner
His chin was shaven clean, his shirt was pressed and tucked
A bowl of nectarines and cherries freshly picked
Debbie buried all of her torment in him then
A sole tear of regret
Whispering simply 'start again'...
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Kris Demeanor performs "Cactus Man - Reprise", and this lyric page sits inside the Kris Demeanor catalog on LyroVerse.
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