Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Swim Mountain
Canonical path: /swim-mountain/yesterday
Related lyric paths: 5
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Yesterday
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Yesterday
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Nothing could make us last this long
I wouldn't have done it for anyone
Leaning forward to hear you say
I only wanted you yesterday
You said I live in my head
Never listen to the things you said
'Cause in love there's always one
One who suffers and one who's done
You don't know where you belong
But it's not right here for long
Stopping things in your own way
Wishing all my days away
Will it even matter now
Leaving all your things around
I know you don't love the sound
Of having other people 'round
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