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Artist: Mark Whalen
Canonical path: /mark-whalen/oh-susan
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Oh Susan
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Oh Susan
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Oh Susan, call me
I'll put you out of your misery
Oh Susan, call me
We can find out your mystery
You said you want me, you call me again and again
But your eyelids can't hide it, I see through your lens
The fighting and lying; I can't take the pain
Till you're screaming and crying
Caught up in the rain
Oh Susan, call me
I'll put you out of your misery
Oh Susan, call me
We can find out your mystery
The days get longer and hotter, the further we go
But my patience is shorter as if you didn't know
For this love I can't take the longer I wait
I need to go now, I don't even know how
(Ahh)
I see it in your eyes
The love between your thighs When I'm home in your arms
(Ahh)
No longer in disguise, unwilling to revise what I've done
Call me, Susan
Call me, Susan
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Mark Whalen performs "Oh Susan", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Whalen catalog on LyroVerse.
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