Casting Day
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Casting Day
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Casting day
Who do you wanna be?
In that crooked after-life
At the bottom of the sea
You could be
A mother or a brother to me
The stranger drowning next to me
At the bottom of the sea
You can put me on the list
Or maybe scratch me off of it
God, oh, god
You look so sad and beautiful
Bleeding yourself inside out
Oh, what a funny little thing
You could be
The magic man which dancing sheep
In that crooked after-life
At the bottom of the sea
If you can tell the sun to shine
Why can't you give me peace of mind?
Da-da-dah-dah
La-da-dah-dah-dah
Thank you all
For taking me so seriously
For coming along with me
Through my hat and rabbit dream
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Page France performs "Casting Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Page France catalog on LyroVerse.
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