Make Up
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Make Up
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She stare the mirror, washes all makeup
He is lonely sitting at the back of the club
The ocean parts the eyes to look
And the mistakes already hurt and shook
I live in years by my days
Learning fast in all this way
Believe me, I know where to find the key
I already lived, who do you want me to be?
I fly the world
I walk these floors
Did I hurt you?
So when I'm home
Show me who's trying
To deserve this love
So I can fill your eyes
There is something new that you don’t know about
And you'll never know if you keep this doubt
So give up the hate and forget the pain
Decide our ways and create our fate
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Them Old Crap performs "Make Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Them Old Crap catalog on LyroVerse.
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