Lullaby
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Lullaby
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Woke up yesterday
with you on my mind
so afraid of running out of time
so come around again and i'll show you what i mean
And you can tell me
exactly what you need
and we can talk all night (we can talk all night)
and i will sing you lullabies (i will sing you lullabies)
not in every arrow is pointed straight at your heart
sorry for the time i said too much
i was so afraid that you would fall out of touch
and we can talk all night (we could talk all night)
and i will sing you lullabies (i will sing you lullabies)
not every arrow is pointed straight at your heart
so come around again (so come around again)
and we can talk all night
so come around again, so come around again
and we can talk all night (and we can talk all night)
i will sing you
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Taking Back Sunday performs "Lullaby", and this lyric page sits inside the Taking Back Sunday catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Faith (When I Let You Down) and I'm Not Gay (I Just Wish I Were) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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