Wallflower
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Wallflower
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I know I don't belong here
But is that why I'm here?
I don't care if I don't see this world
As a grandiose place
But sometimes I know that I am
It's just this once I feel like I am
Because you're a wallflower you know
You should write something about me sometimes
You see things
And you keep them to yourself you do
I know I try to hard
When I should be at home
With the feelings I get from my heart
But just this once I don't want to be ignored
To look in the mirror and not feel sad about it
Because you're a wallflower you know
You should write something about me sometimes
You see things
And you keep them to yourself you do
Meet me in another place
If I ever get the chance
Meet me in another place
That way I can tell you what I think of you
I'm a back bedroom casualty
Do you understand?
Write something wallflower
I will
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Peacock Affect performs "Wallflower", and this lyric page sits inside the Peacock Affect catalog on LyroVerse.
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