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Artist: The Ataris
Canonical path: /the-ataris/someday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Someday
Read Someday lyrics by The Ataris on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Someday
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If I could admit all this to you
Would it matter what I think?
Would it matter what I think?
If I could live to see it through
Would it matter what I think?
Would it matter what I
If all is gone, faded away
Would it matter what I think?
Would it matter what I think?
If tomorrow there's nothing left for me
Would it matter what I think?
Would it matter what I
Feeling everything trapped inside
Away from everything I hide
Everything slowly slips away
It doesn't matter what's wrong or right
I just hope things could be alright someday
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