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Artist: The Soviettes
Canonical path: /the-soviettes/undeliverable
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Undeliverable
Read Undeliverable lyrics by The Soviettes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Undeliverable
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I walked the stairs up to your floor, I was meaning to pay a long overdue call
A dark man opened up your door, "no english" he could say but that was all
And so sarah take care, I know it's better that you'll never get this letter
You left us no address, I know you did what's best, I know it's best
Through silence I can hear somehow the echo of your screams
There's memories in these walls, If he's not drunk he's crying now
He tore down all your dreams and made you small
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