Sunday Dress
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Sunday Dress
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When I was a little girl.
I thought I had to hold up the world.
Singing “hallelujah” in the choir
To keep my feet out of the fire.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
Fits like a sunday dress.
When I was fourteen the devil came for me.
Showed me hell could be pretty.
I had a poster at the end of my bed.
Kurt cobain in a wedding dress.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
Fits like a sunday dress.
Shaved my head and did my best.
Tried to stand tall with whiskey on my breath.
I sure wish I was a man.
I would never go to church again.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
My prairie home.
Fits like a sunday dress.
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Who performs "Sunday Dress"?
Rae Spoon performs "Sunday Dress", and this lyric page sits inside the Rae Spoon catalog on LyroVerse.
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