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Artist: The Hooks
Canonical path: /the-hooks/my-window
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My Window
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My Window
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I can see the world, see the world, see the world,
From outside my window.
It don't look much to much to me,
But what would I know.
I can see the world, see the world, see the world,
Pass by my window,
Some just shoot the breeze, do as they please,
But mostly no shows.
And as this world falls away,
I'm on my own, out on my own.
Most people got nothing to say.
Is there anyone home,
Is there anyone home.
And as this world falls away,
I'm on my own, out on my own.
Your throwing you life away.
Is there anyone home,
Is there anyone home.
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