Suburbia
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Suburbia
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U will come back
within yourself
u can be art
when we melt
and i will know what u were for
i say we're leaving
and there ain't nothing here at all
another day, a week, the mall
and baby if i was in demand
u would be mine
someday this place is gonna burn
is your whole life i there waiting
someday your head is gonna turn
and you'll realize i'm missing
do u realize?
u will come back
convince yourself
u can stay alive and wait for me
and i will know what this was for
and i'll say we're leaving
there ain't nothing here at all
another month, a year, thats all
so u can tell them i'm coming
and hell's coming with me
someday this place is gonna burn
is your whole life in there waiting
someday their heads are gonna turn
and they'll realize
you're missing
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Matthew Good performs "Suburbia", and this lyric page sits inside the Matthew Good catalog on LyroVerse.
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