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Artist: Lady Lamb the Beekeeper
Canonical path: /lady-lamb-the-beekeeper/rooftop
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rooftop
Read Rooftop lyrics by Lady Lamb the Beekeeper on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rooftop
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If I'm the cop then you're the robber
We'll play cowboys and indians in the yard for the slaughter
I had a dream you'd be on this rooftop
If you're not then that's okay
But if you are, well I'm thinking that it's fate
If I'm the sap then you're the maple
And I'll stick close to you 'til I make it to your table
Over the microphone, over the video projector
I almost called your name but then I refrained
'Cause I will catch you some other way
If it's fate, if it's fate, if it's fate
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Lady Lamb the Beekeeper performs "Rooftop", and this lyric page sits inside the Lady Lamb the Beekeeper catalog on LyroVerse.
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