The Picture Song
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The Picture Song
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You had a picture of me
hidden safely away
and today you went to find it
but it was nowhere to be seen
You were searching, you were frantic
it was the only one you had
And my features softly fading
in that photo in your mind
you can’t remember what I looked like
or what I grew into overtime
When you called me you were crying
you were looking out to blame
all the memories you had built there
somehow lost in a fit of rage
You were saying something hurtful
but I couldn’t walk away
cause I know it makes you saddest
when I shut you out again
You had a picture of me
hidden safely away
and today you went to find it
but it had somehow gone away
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Who performs "The Picture Song"?
Leslie Sakal performs "The Picture Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Leslie Sakal catalog on LyroVerse.
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