Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Regina Spektor
Canonical path: /regina-spektor/obsolete
Related lyric paths: 6
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Obsolete
Read Obsolete lyrics by Regina Spektor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Obsolete
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This is how
I feel right now
Obsolete
Manuscript
No one reads
And no one needs
Pages lost
Incomplete
No one knows
What it means
Minds grow dark
So suddenly
I was lost
On your street
Hey, I'm talking
To myself
I can hear
You listening in
To my thoughts
To my dreams
What I want
Can't compete
Obsolete
Take me to
The waters edge
Let me stand
In the sand
Let me hear
The waves crash land
Useless part
This useless heart
Useless art
What am I
Why am I
Incomplete
Obsolete
This is how
It feels right now
Obsolete
Manuscript
No one reads
No one needs
Useless part
This useless heart
Useless art
What am I
Why am I
Incomplete
Obsolete
All I want
Can't compete
All I want
Is asleep
All I want
Incomplete
All I want
Obsolete
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Regina Spektor performs "Obsolete", and this lyric page sits inside the Regina Spektor catalog on LyroVerse.
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