Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Stills
Canonical path: /the-stills/in-the-end
Related lyric paths: 6
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In the End
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In the End
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Dream, chasing
You followed the sun across
Mountains and oceans and cities
And small towns
Stopped in, some place
They're glad they've met you
Their hearts are now with you
In joy, and pain
Young and plain
Young and plain
Young and plain
It's your day
You're on your own again
Pause for a photograph
You're so good looking
You'll turn all the men into boys
But just don't get married
Think of resting
I'm glad I've met you
My heart is now with you in joy
And pain
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