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Artist: Rosie Carney
Canonical path: /rosie-carney/time-waits-for-no-waiting-room
Related lyric paths: 6
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time waits for no waiting room
Read time waits for no waiting room lyrics by Rosie Carney on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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time waits for no waiting room
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Time
Falls from my skin
It ends and begins
Like water from spring
That rains in the summer
You pulled me under
Nights
Naked and close
Our bodies let go
A sound only those
In love could remember
But you threw me under
Remember you told me
To look in your eyes
In that hospital bed
I cried out every night
Remember I told you
You should have come over
That night
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