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Artist: The Dodos
Canonical path: /the-dodos/popo
Related lyric paths: 6
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Popo
Read Popo lyrics by The Dodos on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Popo
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You've been missed
An ocean's bliss
You turned your back that I know
I have seen your face your streak
On others' cheek and nose
Don't know why
The first ones died
The sweetest one always goes
And I can see
Your paths that lead
The things that I'll ever know
And tell Popo
Will I see her soon?
And even know you have bones?
And recognize those teary eyes
The ones I left for so long
And sleep again
Your dreams are yours
And please for us need again
And tell Popo
Will I see her soon?
And even know you have bones?
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