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Irish Wristwatch

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sinking Ships Canonical path: /sinking-ships/irish-wristwatch Related lyric paths: 6
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Irish Wristwatch

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It's never anybody, you lied you weren't.

Go on the better things and hold on for times to bring them back.

I've felt this hatred for so long, it's not all i've ever known but i couldn't forget even if i tried.

Think you living a life of comfort and pride in the end you living a lie.

I was comfortable once, it's faded. it's you.

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