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Artist: Shearwater
Canonical path: /shearwater/you-take-your-mistakes-too-hard
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You Take Your Mistakes Too Hard
Read You Take Your Mistakes Too Hard lyrics by Shearwater on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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You Take Your Mistakes Too Hard
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"Up from your room, down to the yard. You always took your mistakes so hard. Down to the side-strip covered in weeds. You always took so much more than you need.
'Describe the driver, describe the car.' You always took your mistakes so hard. Up from the city, down through the trees. You always took so much more than you need."
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