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Larry Clark

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Shamir Canonical path: /shamir/larry-clark Related lyric paths: 6
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Larry Clark

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Chain smoke loose cigarettes

Drink everything to try to forget

Wild child that belongs to the night

Wondering if anythings ever alright

Release your heart to anyone who would buy

But always feel cold and dark inside

And you feel lost and alone

Down on your way into a rabbit hole

Cuz im two feet in, and you're one foot out

Larry Clark's the one who loves me

He has a whole part of my heart

And when life feels so ugly

He lights me up when im feeling dark

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