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Artist: Sadie and the Ladies
Canonical path: /sadie-and-the-ladies/post-war-affair-1493
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Post-War Affair (1493)
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Post-War Affair (1493)
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Somewhere there is a lonely girl
Waiting for someone to give her the world
Fed up with everybody's lies
Wasting away in her disguise
Lila
Lila
Lila, you don't have to run away from here
Somewhere there is a lonely boy
Hoping for something new he can enjoy
Tired of being insecure
Wasting his time, and that's for sure
Simon
Simon
Simon, your girl is somewhere out there for you
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