Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Morrissey
Canonical path: /morrissey/you-ve-had-her
Related lyric paths: 6
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You've Had Her
Read You've Had Her lyrics by Morrissey on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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You've Had Her
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Things you have cherished
Now making you squirm
Ya...
You've had her
And it's all over now
Why you were pining
You haven't a clue
Ya...
You've had her
And it's all over now
It's all over now - for you
It's all only started - for her
And the one thing on your mind
Is: where is the next in line?
As the words to all the love songs
Start making sense
To the girl
So
Far
Away
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