#8
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#8
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Sorry, I may be a little late
But I'll pick you up
Please trust me
My life is so crazy and spoiled
I wanted to show you a great ship
Come to my town
Believe me
It's not a dream
The tired memory that hugs me
I need to get away from everything
What do you want next for your birthday
I should be back to you by then
Better to go around than be in traffic jam
I don't ask you to understand
I'm not talking about who is right
From the star, there is no answer
Sometimes I feel so weak
But it's my choice
The tired memory that hugs me
I need to get away from everything
What do you want next for your birthday
I should be back to you by then
Better to go around than be in traffic jam
I don't ask you to understand
I'm not talking about who is right
From the star, there is no answer
Sometimes I feel so weak
But it's my choice
Sorry, I may be a little late
But I'll pick you up
Please trust me
My life is so crazy and spoiled
I wanted to show you a great ship
Come to my town
Believe me
It's not a dream
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Who performs "#8"?
Shank performs "#8", and this lyric page sits inside the Shank catalog on LyroVerse.
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