Elephant Song
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Elephant Song
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I was just sitting there
Dime in hand
I will be the one
And it's so easy darling,
Please take off and I'll be safe
He's all alone outside
And if you try too hard then you got to let go
I had it all worked out
And in the end I'll still be alone
In your eyes
And it is no big surprise
Safe in my eye sight, open up the EEEeee...
I wanted all of this
And in the end I'll still be alone
Atop your hills your face
Pass me down a look in your eye
And in this beacoming
You'll be changing just for me
Your screaming says that I'm
The one in looking out yourssss...
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The Strokes performs "Elephant Song", and this lyric page sits inside the The Strokes catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Alone, Together and Barely Legal (EP Version) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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