Sometime
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Sometime
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I had a friend, he like to test me
And disregard the rest of me
And another who though she loved me
She could not help one night but do me wrong
Goodbye I'm leaving now
I'll see you sometime
Goodbye I'm leaving now
I'll seee you sometime
Now watch me stand outside
I'm waiting for my shotgun ride
Two days I'm crossing the Kansas plains
I know my life won't ever be the same
Goodbye I'm leaving now
I'll see you sometime
Goodbye I'm leaving now
I'll see you sometime
Well as I drive then I begin to see
The lazy trade their dignity
At the root of conspiracy
Is the corporate claim on all our needs
Down goes the small man's dream
The franchise rise and provide
America how do you like it?
This is how we will be
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Lizzie West performs "Sometime", and this lyric page sits inside the Lizzie West catalog on LyroVerse.
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