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Artist: Nicole Vaughn
Canonical path: /nicole-vaughn/suburbia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Suburbia
Read Suburbia lyrics by Nicole Vaughn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Suburbia
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Manicured hands owners of manicured lawns and designer labels
Suit and tie 6 pm meet the fam' at the dinner table
A white picket fence and H.O.A. to make sure things are equal
Aren't we all happy in suburbia?
A big wide fleet of SUVs are coming down the street
Drop the kids off at school head to the gym while her mans at work
As long as she looks pretty as long as he's making money everyone is smiling
Aren't we all happy in suburbia?
Everything looks perfect on the outside
Bigger is better and always best
And nothing could ever go wrong here
Can't you see they're happy in
The wives are happy in
The kids and husbands are happy in
Even the dogs are happy in Suburbia
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Nicole Vaughn performs "Suburbia", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicole Vaughn catalog on LyroVerse.
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