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Artist: The Birthday Massacre
Canonical path: /the-birthday-massacre/under-the-stairs
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Under The Stairs
Read Under The Stairs lyrics by The Birthday Massacre on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Under The Stairs
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You know you're too young for your age
I feel kind of sorry for you
Cause it's such a shame
You won't be laughing when I'm dead
Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead
And that is where I'll wait for you
Nothing here has changed
Maybe you should go and find
Someone else to blame
Cause you are gonna be sorry when I'm dead
Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead
And that is where I'll wait for you
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