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Artist: Rosie Diamond
Canonical path: /rosie-diamond/maple-hill
Related lyric paths: 6
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Maple Hill
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Maple Hill
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I thought the house on maple hill was abandoned years ago
Then I saw you sitting on one of the beds
Injecting yourself and infecting yourself with heroin
I knew you ran away a long time ago
We used to hold hands, and you’d talk about your mom
But you left me, and you left without me
I helped you pack your bags that morning in October
Then come November I thought you were sober
But I guess the darkness took over
I thought the house on maple hill was abandoned years ago
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