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Artist: Robert Skoro
Canonical path: /robert-skoro/john-muir
Related lyric paths: 6
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John Muir
Read John Muir lyrics by Robert Skoro on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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John Muir
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There is something that I need to get out of me
Though I don't know where I take it from
Maybe it's the folly of youth
Or maybe it's just what I've become
But John Muir, what an incredible life
And I hope that you can find it
In your heart to pass it on
Heart-strings and break-ups, crying in your tea cups
And things of that capacity
It hurts because we know too much
And I wrote this on the back of a paper bag
That I don't know if we'll get to where we're going to
But John Muir, what an incredible life
And I hope that you can help me
Figure out where I went wrong
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Who performs "John Muir"?
Robert Skoro performs "John Muir", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Skoro catalog on LyroVerse.
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