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Artist: Tin Star Orphans
Canonical path: /tin-star-orphans/wear-a-frown
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Wear a Frown
Read Wear a Frown lyrics by Tin Star Orphans on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Wear a Frown
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Make a sound, darling
With your mouth around my (heart)
Hard to breathe with you so deep
Inside it's cold without you
I should go before i
Start to sleep and dream of these eyes that
Hold me close and
No one knows it
Penny for your thoughts
Dollar for the life we lost when you
Forgot to chew
The cost it takes to hold you
One more day
Lover please believe it's you in me
Forever laughing
Not choking on these leaves
Everyone's allowed to wear a frown
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