Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Slick Shoes
Canonical path: /slick-shoes/carpenteria
Related lyric paths: 6
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Carpenteria
Read Carpenteria lyrics by Slick Shoes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Carpenteria
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When we were kids
We always thought we'd stay best friends
But now we're all grown up
I never thought it'd be the way it is now
All the time we had spent growing up
Not knowing who to be
Now I see that I know just how I should feel
Now it's all gone
I don't accept the memories
Of the children that we used to be in our hearts
All the time we had spent growing up
Not knowing who to be
Now I see that I know just how I should feel
Now it's all gone
I don't accept the memories
Of the children that we used to be in our hearts
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