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Artist: Mr. Gnome
Canonical path: /mr-gnome/sit-up-amp-hum
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sit Up & Hum
Read Sit Up & Hum lyrics by Mr. Gnome on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sit Up & Hum
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I saw this man leanin over
Took his car and drove over
I watched him drive away
And as he was leanin over
He looked back across his shoulder
and he said, I love you anyway
Oh roll me over. This bed grown older
I can't escape. These legs are underground
And I know...just to pass the time
Well, I see myself from here
I saw my love growin older
Shut his eyes and called it over the end
I watched from far away
And as he was passin over
He looked down across his shoulder
And he said, I love you anyway
Go, don't keep hangin on. Me...i'll be fine here
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