Montgomery Avenue
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Montgomery Avenue
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Footsteps echo down the hall
A broken mirror hangs alone
The paint is peeling off the wall
The walls are dramp and cold
Staring at your own reflection
Pale in the dark
You realise her eyes are not your own
And sometimes late at night
Sometimes the walls are bleeding
And sometimes late at night
Some, sometimes my heart stops beating
I'll never make the same mistakes again
Never make the same mistakes again
They left me so long ago
No one ever comes to see me
No one ever understood
I was gone
And sometimes late at night
Sometimes I hear your voices
And sometimes late at night
Pale moon rises
I dream of living
I'll never make the same mistakes again
Never make the same mistakes again
Never make, never make, never make
The same mistakes again
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Who performs "Montgomery Avenue"?
Summer Camp performs "Montgomery Avenue", and this lyric page sits inside the Summer Camp catalog on LyroVerse.
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