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Artist: Pale Saints
Canonical path: /pale-saints/fine-friend
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fine Friend
Read Fine Friend lyrics by Pale Saints on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fine Friend
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I'm tired of too much of this
And this is wearing me thin
There are too many hours
And too many ways to fill them in
Fine friend you're a fine friend
When will i see
Fine friend you're a fine friend
You've been an anchor for me?
I'm tired of holding my breath
There's too much that's been left to say
But i know tomorrow the smile on your face
Will smooth these thoughts away
Fine friend you're a fine friend
When will i see
Fine friend you're a fine friend
You've been an anchor for me?
I'll never walk into your arms
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