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Red Herring

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sunday's Best Canonical path: /sundays-best/red-herring Related lyric paths: 6
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Red Herring

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A pictured life with

framed to keep but still he needs.

Can he talk a good game?

It's all done wrong--he's still the same.

The roundabout vagueness plague;

guitar-driven moods he displays.

Play the chord, hear the ring,

it's all the rage--it's still the same.

Today is the day, marked for life.

Here in which we shine so bright.

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