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Artist: Tadpole
Canonical path: /tadpole/frequency
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Frequency
Read Frequency lyrics by Tadpole on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Frequency
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V1 Let me tell you something
You think that you know me
Im just not what youd think
Theres no excusing me
Its just a little thing
Its there for all to see
When it comes down to it
Im just not rock n roll
I like the girly things
I like to feel pretty
Theyd say high maintenance
Theres no excusing me
And after every show I sleep the night away
Though its unfortunate
Its just not rock n roll
Just not rock n roll.
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