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Mother

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sleep Talk Canonical path: /sleep-talk/mother Related lyric paths: 6
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Mother

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I was so starry eyed

I had my hopes up high

They always said: You'll shine

I guess one day I'll try

I had my hopes up high

I was so starry eyed

My mother said that men don't cry

She had my hopes (up) so high

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