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Artist: Steffie Beltt
Canonical path: /steffie-beltt/expensive
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Expensive
Read Expensive lyrics by Steffie Beltt on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Expensive
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Is expensive the money in the streets?
Too expensive as living is
As a cloud can arrive at your house
As rain in a river it can go
Life to have it takes you prisoner
You can’t ever sleep at nights
You can't either sleep in the days
Yes you have a thousand things to do
To think a second ‘bout yourself
Just let a sunbeam go into your eyes
And remove the darkness within’
Is expensive the dark
In our hearts?
Is expensive the money in the streets?
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Steffie Beltt performs "Expensive", and this lyric page sits inside the Steffie Beltt catalog on LyroVerse.
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