Steel Train
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2 O'Clock

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Steel Train Canonical path: /steel-train/2-o-clock Related lyric paths: 6
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2 O'Clock

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It must be hard to be you

It's hard to be me too

But I try to see the flowers in her eyes before she blooms

It's what I fear

I fear that we're insincere and I'm scared of growing cold

It doesn't mean a thing

That you can't sing on key

Cause I have got a song to hum that will make us feel alive

And we will be fine

Do you want a drink if I've gone inside?

You see I'll be here away from fear in the park they built for us

Two O'clock, to the park

To my world into the dark

Josie smiles and laughs

Me and Scarlett will smoke our hash

A.D. and Amelia sang a song when love was on the wrong

She lit her cigarette

Julia's love was clear as she is

Drawing all your fears

Beautiful and clear Scott sing another song

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