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Artist: Rydell
Canonical path: /rydell/empty
Related lyric paths: 6
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Empty
Read Empty lyrics by Rydell on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Empty
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Food halls in empty malls that somehow stay in business
And you take your time
Drinking coffee forever
There's no need to race home
Get in when you want to say Hi
At a loss to describe what you're feeling today
You've noticed it, coming in, blending with what you're living in
Somewhere in this suburb is a view through a window pane
And you change yourself
Will you change for someone 'cause he pays for you?
But with empty pockets what can I do?
At a loss to describe
what you're feeling today
you've noticed it coming in
blending with what you're living in
what you're living in
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