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Artist: Salvia Palth
Canonical path: /salvia-palth/i-was-all-over-her
Related lyric paths: 6
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I Was All Over Her
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I Was All Over Her
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Don't know what I wanted
I have a memory
Back at that party
I was all over her
We didn't make out
Or do anything
I just remember
I was lonely
I guess I am always
It's not a problem
It's just something
I got used to it
Every stranger
Makes me feel safer
And every person
Seems more beautiful
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