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Artist: The Mile After
Canonical path: /the-mile-after/post-hurricane
Related lyric paths: 6
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Post Hurricane
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Post Hurricane
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I've been telling
Everybody
Just how much that
You control me
Feelings, most times,
Can't be described
In melody
But i'll try
Even when i see you
Sometimes it might
Seem that i forget
But dont worry
You're in every word i sing
I'm so perfectly done
With all the hooks that
I've been writing
And all the lyrics,
Worth reciting,
Cause they're all about you
You know, it's hard
To leave you out
Of a song
There's always so
Many things to say
The list goes on and
On and on and on
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