Hawaii
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Hawaii
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You love me, I know
In your voice it just don’t show
I’ve done things in my past
Have you? I never asked
My heart is yours
Just remind me that
Over time, you’ll no longer be mine
Oh girl
I’d love to work this out
But it starts getting late (let me go)
Oh girl
I’d love to work this out
But it starts getting late (let me go)
Meet me on the train
Think of me on the plane
Begin the end
But let’s just stop pretend that
My heart is flawed
Just remind me that
Over time, you’ll no longer be mine
Oh girl
I’d love to work this out
But it starts getting late
Oh girl
I’d love to work this out
But it starts getting late (let me go)
I know where
You left me in the dark
But the stars are oh so distant
Let me go
I know where
You left me in the dark
But the stars are oh so distant
Let me go
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Last Dinosaurs performs "Hawaii", and this lyric page sits inside the Last Dinosaurs catalog on LyroVerse.
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