Sorority Noise
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New Room

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sorority Noise Canonical path: /sorority-noise/new-room Related lyric paths: 6
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New Room

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I haven't been spending enough time alone

Maybe that's why I feel like I don't have a home

I want to be all the things that you want me to be

But I can't, no I won't be the thing that helps you become

All that you want to, all that you need to be

And I, I will wait until you aren't great anymore

It's not fair anymore

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