Suddenly Everything Has Changed
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Suddenly Everything Has Changed
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Putting all the vegetables away
That you bought at the grocery store today
And it goes fast
You think of the past
Suddenly everything has changed
Driving home, the sky accelerates
And the clouds all form a geometric shape
And it goes fast
You think of the past
Suddenly everything has changed
Putting all the clothes you've washed away
And as you're folding up the shirts you hesitate
Then it goes fast
You think of the past
And suddenly everything has changed
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The Postal Service performs "Suddenly Everything Has Changed", and this lyric page sits inside the The Postal Service catalog on LyroVerse.
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