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Artist: Rachel Poirot
Canonical path: /rachel-poirot/wrong-and-gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wrong And Gone
Read Wrong And Gone lyrics by Rachel Poirot on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wrong And Gone
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I guess i was wrong again
I guess i was wrong all along
I guess i was wrong to stand
Instead of trying to find my way home
I guess i was wrong
How could you dare?
Leave me like that
I should've known
That i wasn't strong
That i couldn't bear
How could you dare?
How could you dare?
Its time to face the fact
Its time to face the fact
That i love you
Praying for tomorrow be a better day
Praying for all my troubles go away
Playing the game
Playing the game
I guess i was wrong again
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