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Artist: Liz Phair
Canonical path: /phair-liz/crater-lake
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Crater Lake
Read Crater Lake lyrics by Liz Phair on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Crater Lake
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Once you've left a lonely rage on its own, it grows.
And dynamite stuffed in a mailbox doesn't smoke until it blows...
And oh, all the tears
In four tiny years
Well look at me, I'm frightening my friends...
You better roll me...
I bought a map of the moon.
There's a crater with my name on it and a really good view
There I was, getting drunk in your room
Because I wanted to throw my weight around
And oh, all the tears
In four tiny years
Oh look at me, I'm frightening my friends...
You better roll me home (x 3)
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Liz Phair performs "Crater Lake", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Phair catalog on LyroVerse.
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