Song After Song
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Song After Song
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Song after song after song
All about me and my misery
You lie on my bed, stroke my head, touch my face
Tell me I'll be alright and I'll be just fine
But I'm still blue
So blue
Help me, I'm living out my dream
Or so it seems
When I see that look in your eyes
I know that I'm telling myself a lie
Oh, a lie
Maybe I'm not as good as the girl I hear next door
I hear her now
Ooh, she's playing her guitar
Through a bedroom wall
She's singing
It's song after song after song
All about me and my misery
She lie on my bed, stroke my head, touch my face
Tell me I'll be alright and I'll be just fine
But she's still blue
So blue
And I’m still blue
So blue
Song after song after song
All about me and my misery
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Who performs "Song After Song"?
Lucy Rose performs "Song After Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucy Rose catalog on LyroVerse.
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