Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lynden
Canonical path: /lynden/better
Related lyric paths: 0
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Better
Read Better lyrics by Lynden on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Better
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5 a.m., the day begins
Empty bus, waiting to pretend
Ten ft tall, you're fighting hard to... lose again
I just want to know you're better
I just want to say that you're alright
I just want to hear you laughing
I just want to see your smile again
She was strong at seventeen
Broken heart, she wanted you to be
You were just a boy with quiet tendencies
What are we to do
I just want to know you're better
I just want to say that you're alright
I just want to hear you laughing
I just want to see your smile again
Never want to be without you
I don't want to go alone
Never want to live without you
I don't want to go alone
I just want to know you're better
I just want to say that you're alright
I just want to hear you laughing
I just want to see your smile again
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