Little Mascara
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Little Mascara
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You and I fall together
You and I sleep alone
After all, things might be better
After 1, and there's one that's long gone
For the moon you keep shootin'
Throw your rope up in the air
For the kids you stay together
You nap 'em and you slap 'em in a highchair
All you ever wanted was someone to take care of ya
All you're ever losin' is a little mascara
Afternoon, things are quiet
Settle back now if you can
Stations clip by like a rocket
Don't you worry if you wonder why he ran
All you ever wanted was someone to take care of ya
All you're ever losin' is a little mascara
That you cry (3x)
Your eyes out
All you ever wanted was someone ma'd be scared of
All your ever losin' is
A little mascara
That you cry
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Replacements performs "Little Mascara", and this lyric page sits inside the Replacements catalog on LyroVerse.
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