Little Clocks
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Little Clocks
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Half of face, isn't that too much
A little bit happy
A little bit sad
Before, break your day
A pretty common life to touch
Watching cooking shows
Nobody wants get bored
Feeling locked by your own
Pretty lost in wills you'll never get fulfilled
All the things you want
All the things you turn
Into the vicious plans about win and lose
Will never be enough
Deciding chill out yourself
While you were drinking in town
Did they call your name in that TV game?
You'll never be the same
(Didn't) get hassle in the last few months
Watching talk shows
Nobody wants get bored
Feeling locked by your own
Inside your home show, little clocks are turning on
Buy a big house, dirty it // Buy a fancy car, hit it
Enjoy the next steps to nowhere // clock is running out, you sold out!
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Who performs "Little Clocks"?
Tina Thunder performs "Little Clocks", and this lyric page sits inside the Tina Thunder catalog on LyroVerse.
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