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Artist: Seven Mary Three
Canonical path: /seven-mary-three/gone-away
Related lyric paths: 6
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Gone Away
Read Gone Away lyrics by Seven Mary Three on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Gone Away
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It's not the clothes that she borrows
just call me out - you know I'll follow
Back thru the backdoor into June
Luck will sleep the October June
Sometimes in deep thought I'm 31
she's wanting kids
sounds like fun,
I'll teach them to sing along
sure beats the end of a smoking gun
And I know that god exists
because I feel him sometimes
when she takes up the sheets
or my telephone lines, but
when I'm home she says:
"Baby you're a lie..."
"You're not really here."
"You've gone away..."
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