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Artist: Robots & Butterflies
Canonical path: /robots-butterflies/vagrancy
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Vagrancy
Read Vagrancy lyrics by Robots & Butterflies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Vagrancy
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Don't open up
That door is shut
For a couple
Of good reasons
Reason being
That I don't want
To let you
In next to me
Well make this library
Into the loudest
You have ever heard
Well make this library
Into the
I will right this
Apology in crayon
School kids
Never had this much fun
Won't you
Just stop yelling
I can
I can hear you just fine
Just fine
Better break
Down that door
Well argue through
These cracks of wood
And this
Relationship will be
More broken
Than this door is
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