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Artist: Lillian Hepler
Canonical path: /lillian-hepler/sick-and-tired
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sick And Tired
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Sick And Tired
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I got no boy
I got no friends
My parents drama never ends
It's gettin' harder to pretend
I'm sick and tired
Fakin' smiles left and right
No one knows that deep inside
I'm so sick and tired of being
Need to get out of this place
Nothin' makes sense in my head
Been ten months since I've cleaned my room
I sleep with the clothes on my bed
Lost in my personal space
Everyone leave me alone
I feel like runnin' to way
But I got nowhere to go
Seems like everybody's got it figured out
But me
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Lillian Hepler performs "Sick And Tired", and this lyric page sits inside the Lillian Hepler catalog on LyroVerse.
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