Trouble up There
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Trouble up There
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Trouble up there, I don't care
Wrong or right, well I don't know
I see it on your face; it's in your eyes
I tried to make it work, it's obvious
Oh I know I did wrong
I made the mistake once before, now I did it again
It soothes the night
Well I'm alright
It soothes the night
I'm alright
Winter up here, snowing all the time
It's hard to breathe, she always on my mind
The nights are long, the days grow colder
She come to me lord, so I hold her
Oh I know, I did wrong
I felt like this once before, now I feel it again
They say I'll be O.K., but I'm not not sure
One left my side; the other came to the door
Hold me tight like never before
How do I find peace with a soul at war?
Oh I know, I did wrong
I've been in love twice before, now I did it again.
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Stick Figure performs "Trouble up There", and this lyric page sits inside the Stick Figure catalog on LyroVerse.
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