Spring
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Spring
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could you mind be as shallow
as my five o'clock shadow?
can things change this fast?
the one that you wanted is past tense
at present my presence no longer makes sense
at present you're too tense
now i never said "i'm the be-all and end-all"
but you had to end it all, as soon as you'd seen more
i never said i was worth less or worth less or worth more
does it have to be this ugly?
it's not like i stole your possessions or money
things change this fast
the one that i wanted is past tense
at present your presence no longer makes sense
at present i'm too tense
but you'd know it
you'd know it all
now i never said "i'm the be-all and end-all"
but you had to end it all, as soon as you'd seen more
i never said i was worth less or worth more
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Neds Atomic Dustbin performs "Spring", and this lyric page sits inside the Neds Atomic Dustbin catalog on LyroVerse.
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