Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Superjava
Canonical path: /superjava/java
Related lyric paths: 6
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Java
Read Java lyrics by Superjava on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Java
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Four words to stop one hundred more
Car parked safer as a carrier
My hands are tied on the brakes I'm setting a trend
Come quick discover the exterior
Hard wake up, hard cry out
I'll never let you go (set yourself on)
Fine tuna and the funny men
And I never laugh alone (long way to go)
Watch your back when java runs at you
Always find a bone
Wait till the feeling starts fading
A thousand miles apart
Can't take the lips up on the floor
You weren't afraid to be my savior
We'll be together as one in the summer Sun
Come close discover the exterior
Hard wake up, hard cry out
I'll never let you go (set yourself on)
Fine tuna and the funny men
And I never laugh alone (long way to go)
Watch your back when java runs at you
Always find a bone
Wait till the feeling starts fading
A thousand miles apart
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Who performs "Java"?
Superjava performs "Java", and this lyric page sits inside the Superjava catalog on LyroVerse.
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