Weary
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Weary
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So uneasy lay your head on those weary shoulders
I wanted to unburden them but you wouldn't let go
Too dirty to clean your hands
Too weary for sober
I was your prescription then, but the bottle ran out
Can you hear me now
While you sort it out
Don't get hung up here
Let's forgive each other
You can move on dear
You can move on dear
Too toxic for a cleanse
Too many sins for confession
I would have been your Priestess but I tripped on my robe
Now all the honey's in a hornet's nest
And all the spiders, they spin their webs
Of all the colors that you knew they had
But you wanted to ignore
Can you hear me now
While you sort it out
Don't get hung up here
I will always love you
You can move on dear
You can move on dear
You can move on dear
You can move on dear
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Who performs "Weary"?
Lisa Marie Presley performs "Weary", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Marie Presley catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Better Beware and Burning For You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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