Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Plumb
Canonical path: /plumb/pluto
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pluto
Read Pluto lyrics by Plumb on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pluto
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Blind soul lost in Chicago
She fell asleep under a bridge
Drowning out the sound of her sorrow
She's finding it hard to exist
Chorus:
She keeps running into herself
Hoping to find sombody else
She keeps running into herself
Hoping that she'll get out of wonderland
Fame and fortune didn't become her
So she says pennyless
Needing so much more than tomorrow
As she stares at the scars on her wrists
Repeat chorus
She keeps running into herself
Hoping to find somebody else
She keeps running into herself
Hoping that she'll find somebody better
Repeat Chorus
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