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Artist: Self
Canonical path: /self/hey-lou
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hey, Lou
Read Hey, Lou lyrics by Self on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Hey, Lou
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Hey, Lou
Hey, Lou
Redundancy repeats itself exponentially
Nobody wants to hear you say
Over and over and over and over...
Massachusetts
You think it's simple as that
Well, some things are
But not this little golden rover
Take it on the chin, pow!
Hey, Lou... pow!
Hey, Lou
The pain was euphoric
I couldn't help it
The adrenaline made it near impossible
To think, to speak, wish, die, help me stop this
Hey, Lou
Massachusetts
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