Sucker
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Sucker
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Hey, I’m a sucker for your face
Clear as a portrait in a frame
I thought I saw you yesterday
In your car across the lake
Before you left me in this place (all by my self)
You gave me a look that I could taste
Why’d you leave me in this place?
Why’d you have to go away?
Through the door and to the glass
Your eyes fixed on the sun at last
And now you’re just a memory
Of everything I’d hoped you’d be
Your eyes are like a big black hole
The more I look the less I know
So tell me what you learned from me
No shut your mouth cause talk is cheap
Well I stood in an empty street today
Carving your name into the clay
Why’d you have to go away?
Why’d you leave me in this way?
I’m a sucker for your face
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Mo Kenney performs "Sucker", and this lyric page sits inside the Mo Kenney catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Carnivore (feat. Rachel Sermanni) and Cat's Not A Cake with a short reason for opening each page next.
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