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Artist: Rob Crow
Canonical path: /rob-crow/i-hate-you-rob-crow
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I Hate You Rob Crow
Read I Hate You Rob Crow lyrics by Rob Crow on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I Hate You Rob Crow
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Don't leave it out
I'm sure they will listen
Don't breathe a note
I'm kinda here with you
Wanted to be
Some kind of mess
The pain of it all
And not too impressed
Down there in person
Late in the evening
What's in a name?
Holding the mitts and
Pursing them softly
What is your name?
I think it kind of depends
I mean like
What's your perspective?
Is anything wrong?
Is anything missing?
A little bit lazy
And want your forgiveness
A bunch of regrets, but
It's none of my business
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Rob Crow performs "I Hate You Rob Crow", and this lyric page sits inside the Rob Crow catalog on LyroVerse.
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