Dean Martin
Read Dean Martin lyrics by Something For Kate on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dean Martin
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I need to take issue with you
be part of a process, find subject
I need to ask you for more time
I need to collect my mail
need to pay more attention to detail
I need more
I need more time
I need a much bigger object
a bigger stick for harsher contact
I need to paint a thicker line
I need to give this back
but then I'll need an excuse
and I'll need to act
I just need more time
to find more time
monitored my reaction and I was wrong
for lack of angles, I played along
now I'll repeat this over and over and over
and when I feel like shit you can only reply
it's all, it's all right
it's alright, it's alright
does that even mean anything
it's alright
nothing's alright
wrong answer
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Who performs "Dean Martin"?
Something For Kate performs "Dean Martin", and this lyric page sits inside the Something For Kate catalog on LyroVerse.
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