Hollywood
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Hollywood
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They hardly know you at all
but you're changing out like you should
already
They want you down on the ground
but they'd give it up if they could
hardly
Wood stilts balance more than their houses
and paper cuts seem all you take home
So you want it now,
why don't you
Holly could
and faithless town
why don't you
Holly would
They hardly know you at all
and you'd have changed that if you could
already
So turn your back on the wood
there's somewhere else don't you worry
Holly
Wood stilts balance more than their houses
and paper cuts seem all you take home
So you want it now
why don't you
Holly could
and faithless town
why don't you
Holly would
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Micah Green performs "Hollywood", and this lyric page sits inside the Micah Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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