Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sheeta
Canonical path: /sheeta/a-heart
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A Heart
Read A Heart lyrics by Sheeta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A Heart
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I cant change your mind
I hope you're fine
I hope you're fine
I cant change your mind
I hope you're fine
I hope you're fine
You get through all alone
Write you a letter
Hope you are fine
Fine
Money is not your life
Stop wasting your time
Money is not your life
Stop wasting your time
I cant change your mind
I cant change your mind
I hope you're fine
I hope you're fine
I cant change x4
Your mind
Money is not your life
Stop wasting your time
Stop wasting time
You dont need a big house
You dont need all these things to be alive
Money is not your life
You're asking me when you'll be happy again
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