Always Mine
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Always Mine
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You think that it comes just in twos
So that I'll never understand
Just keep turning away to another new day
That your hoping to see
It's better to have what you can't say
When all you have is one more day
Just keep turning away to another new day
And it's something to know
Always mine
I'm missing the day
that's keeping me down
Trying to find
A different sound
Trying to find
A different sound
Just keep turning away to another new day
And it's something to know
Just keep falling behind
Every second headline
What you're hoping to see
Always mine
I'm missing the day
that's keeping me down
Trying to find
A different sound
Trying to find
A different sound
Different sound
A different sound
A different sound
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Who performs "Always Mine"?
The Morning After Girls performs "Always Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the The Morning After Girls catalog on LyroVerse.
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