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Artist: Susanna Hoffs
Canonical path: /susanna-hoffs/ghost
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ghost
Read Ghost lyrics by Susanna Hoffs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ghost
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He don't get out much these days
But I wouldn't call him lazy
He sees the dogs lurk into the room
And he knows the walls will be up soon.
And he felt like he was doin' all right
And the sun sets down another night.
And days could read like the wild
Of a river rushin' to the sea
Here he comes again down the stairs
Another passes without saying "hello".
And he thought that he was doin' all right
And he says "hello".
(can't) Can't forget the ghost
Oh, Can't no
No I can't (no I can't) forget the ghost
Of this night.
Dogs who wag their tales
And birds who sing
The words are hardly
Little things.
And he thought that he was doin' all right
And so he wipes a tear.
(can't) Can't forget the ghost
No I can't, can't forget the ghost
No I can't (no I can't) forget the ghost
Of this night.
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Susanna Hoffs performs "Ghost", and this lyric page sits inside the Susanna Hoffs catalog on LyroVerse.
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