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Louise

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Shannon Wright Canonical path: /shannon-wright/louise Related lyric paths: 6
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Louise

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Louise has spilled her bottle of pills

She speaks with a foul mouth

And struggles with them

And she

Could do most anything

Yes she

But as you turn

You do, my dear

You do

Look so sad

Your badges

Your pictures

Are hung on the wall

The house has been painted

The numbers are gone

But as you turn

You do, my dear

You do

Look so sad

She's barren

She's bare

She stares at me

She's frozen in my memories

In my memories

In my memories

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Shannon Wright performs "Louise", and this lyric page sits inside the Shannon Wright catalog on LyroVerse.

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