Dylan's Song
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Dylan's Song
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Wait,
Is everything okay?
Your eyes,
Seem to linger all day.
I took a beating
On the way
Up looking for you
Then it all went left
And you went home.
You cant help with this
And im not fixed
Im just not saying
Oh, who knows what it means
How easy this can fail
And im trying to earn
My real life back tonight.
It's been a week
A week, a week
A new world
Of words twisting and turning
Im in my room,
My room, my room
Of no eating
And no sleeping
You cant help with this
And im not fixed
Im just not saying
Oh who knows what it means
How easy this can fail
And im trying to earn
My real life back tonight
You cant help with this
And im not fixed
Im just not saying
Oh who knows what it means
How easy this can fail
And im trying to earn
My real life back tonight.
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Who performs "Dylan's Song"?
Man Overboard performs "Dylan's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Man Overboard catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Dylan's Song"?
Yes. The related section below points to How To Hide Your Feelings and Something's Weird with a short reason for opening each page next.
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