Hard Type to Find
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Hard Type to Find
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Stella was a hard type to find
She was eighteen but she acted like she was nine
Driving her Mustang everyday
Looking for parties, drinks or anything
Stella thinks life's so funny
She only calls home when she needs money
Stella didn't finish secondary
So far away from being ordinary
She always drives people insane
She thinks everything around is so lame
Stella thinks life's so funny
She only calls home when she needs money
People tell her to grow up
But she says no
Her life is made of sex drugs and rock n' roll
Stella thinks life's so funny
She only calls home when she needs money
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Stella Can performs "Hard Type to Find", and this lyric page sits inside the Stella Can catalog on LyroVerse.
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