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Artist: McEvoy Eleanor
Canonical path: /mcevoy-eleanor/the-flower
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Flower
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The Flower
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That your eye to see the flower
I do not know why
Found to be another guy
Was able to deliver
I did everything to make you mine
But anyway...
My flower served to you
Thought someone
Another one that I took your love
And I did it all for you to realize
That was me...
Your flower gave me somebody to love
What about me?
So you and I, for my place without end
And I had it all without knowing who I was...
I never loved anyone
I could then finally, love... Go!
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