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Artist: Nikki Sudden
Canonical path: /nikki-sudden/how-many-lies
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How Many Lies
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How Many Lies
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I've heard so many lies about you,
I don't want to believe they're true.
Oh, I've heard so many lies,
But I'm still in love with you.
Oh, how many lies
Must I listen to,
How many lies
Before I start hating you?
Oh, I've heard so many stories
And I try not to believe a word.
Oh, so many stories
And everyone hurts.
Oh, how many times
Must I listen to
How many lies
Before I start hating you?
And how many tears
Will have to be cried?
Oh, how many tears
Before they give up their lies?
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Nikki Sudden performs "How Many Lies", and this lyric page sits inside the Nikki Sudden catalog on LyroVerse.
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