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Artist: Nada Surf
Canonical path: /nada-surf/treehouse
Related lyric paths: 6
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Treehouse
Read Treehouse lyrics by Nada Surf on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Treehouse
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I can see
the things she does for me
i'm living in a treehouse
i live in constant fear
awakening must be near
i'm sleeping in a dreamhouse
a tine in the fork in the road
is pointing to heaven
but the sky is old
a tine in the fork in the road
is pointing at nothing
cos it's all been sold
i live with you
to die in a jamais vu
i love you
but this isn't true
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