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Artist: The Sundays
Canonical path: /sundays/24-hours
Related lyric paths: 6
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24 Hours
Read 24 Hours lyrics by The Sundays on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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24 Hours
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Few true cares have I
As the world turns round
I was blind but now I'm still blind
Too few cares have I
As the world turns sour
I was blind but now I'm still blind
I liked you for 24 hours
In your house
And when the time has come to live again
I shall
And I liked you for 24 hours in your house
And now the time has come to live again
I shall
I liked you but that was before
Why me?
I never knew then and I don't know now
O the things you do all come back to you
That's why I hung back but I'll say what I like now
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