Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Stole Your Woman
Canonical path: /stole-your-woman/rescuers-downunder
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rescuers Downunder
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Rescuers Downunder
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here we are again today
focusing on past relationships
gone wrong again
its all the same
we play these games
and nobody ever wins
you might never ask the question
why you don't like what you see??
i wanted you to rescue me
from myself but you broke my heart
no one ever calls
it's getting harder to
wake up everyday alone
it's all the same
i'm changing lanes
there's no future in the one i'm in
[repeat chorus]
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