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Artist: Rachel Stamp
Canonical path: /rachel-stamp/the-agony-of-st-teresa
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The Agony of St. Teresa
Read The Agony of St. Teresa lyrics by Rachel Stamp on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Agony of St. Teresa
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I know that you're a sad girl
Come looking for a Saviour
You should have listened to your Mother
These aren't the droids you're looking for
Everybody's got a reputation mine's all over the bathroom wall
Nothing I do could ever make you happy
Did you hear it on the radio? Did you see it on your T.V.? You didn't read it in the papers
So what the hell are you doing to me?
Don't you know I made a resolution never to blacken a sacred heart
Nothing I could do could ever make you happy
Nothing I do
Nothing I say
I just get in the way
Nothing I do could ever make you happy
Don't you know I made a resolution
It's all over the bathroom wall
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Rachel Stamp performs "The Agony of St. Teresa", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Stamp catalog on LyroVerse.
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