Lucy
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Lucy
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She didn't want my body, she only want my mind
She liked making me feel naughty and she'd treat me so unkind
Lucy wasn't like the stories that I read
I knew that she'd own me once she'd gotten in my head
I'd wait around a little longer just to see her smile
It couldn't hurt to stay a little while
Lucy told me that she looked her best in pictures
Lucy told me that she smiled with her eyes
Lucy tore my heart out, I don't think I'll miss her
I wasn't surprised, Lucy told me lies
She never got my money, it never went that far
Lucy laughed like it was funny when she took away my heart
I realized I couldn't trust a word she said
I knew that she owned me 'cause she'd gotten in my head
I'd wait around a little longer just to see her smile
It couldn't hurt to stay a little while
...I wasn't surprised, I saw it in her eyes, Lucy told me lies
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Philmore performs "Lucy", and this lyric page sits inside the Philmore catalog on LyroVerse.
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