Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Socratic
Canonical path: /socratic/troma
Related lyric paths: 6
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Troma
Read Troma lyrics by Socratic on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Troma
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And when you wake up, we'll be memories
You'll try to remember and hold on forever
Don't try to come back
Cause nothing else will change
Try to remember and hold on forever
Can't you see?
I guess it wasnt meant to be
Try not to let go
Just like the first time youll be happier
Sunday til Monday hoping for one day
And like this movie,
I want to see how it ends
Sunday til Monday hoping for one day..
Can't you see?
I guess it wasn't meant to be
Try not to let go
And you wake
We're memories
Try to remember and hold on forever
Can't you see?
I guess it wasn't meant to be
Try not to let go
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