Girls Alone
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Girls Alone
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I'm afraid of the cliff in the meadow
I'm afraid I'll fall into my mind
If I tried I could guess what we are running to
It's a bluff, and I think I'll stay blind.
Girls all alone are afraid of the dark
Girls all alone are afraid of the light
I'm afraid of the man in the window,
I'm afraid he'll come into my room.
If I tried I could end it before he's comes
It's a branch but it looks like my tomb.
Girls all alone are afraid of the dark
Girls all alone are afraid of the light
I'm afraid of the dreams in my death bed
I'm afraid to go 'way from the sun.
If I tried I could live so much longer,
But I'm dying while living and fearing til dying is done.
Girls all alone are afraid of the dark
Girls all alone are afraid of the light.
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The Free Design performs "Girls Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the The Free Design catalog on LyroVerse.
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