Stuck
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Stuck
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Be right back
Tend the garden don’t lose track
Who you speak to
Whatever you do
Whatever you do
I’m worried now
Always wanting, always allowed
Only a moment I spent
Each day I repent
Each day I repent
How long did you manage to
Damage what was already bruised?
What do you know
Nothing good will grow
From a seed stuck in your teeth
What did I miss?
Did the main characters finally kiss?
Come, summon a smile
Listen to this
Listen to this
So that’s in my heart
Cursing that which I'm not apart
See where it leads to
Don’t even start
Don’t even-
How long did you manage to
Damage what was already bruised?
What do you know
Nothing good will grow
From a seed stuck in your teeth
What I throw away
Stuck in your teeth
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Who performs "Stuck"?
Nigel Wright performs "Stuck", and this lyric page sits inside the Nigel Wright catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Catch The Light and Good Luck with a short reason for opening each page next.
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