Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Radio Dept.
Canonical path: /radio-dept/this-past-week
Related lyric paths: 6
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This Past Week
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This Past Week
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This past week has been a strange one
Lazy, new and good and bad
Feelings come and go and change
Ac/Dc, good and bad and sad
Move to a bigger city
Leave home and face the pity
I´d rather stay in bed
Knowing that it won´t be pretty
I´ve wasted a year or so
I lost my will sometime ago
Frustrations comes when friends succeed
In doing things
But then again that´s me
I wont to be a good friend
I want to find my best friend
Someone who wants to stay
Someone who doesn´t go away
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