Anything at All
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Anything at All
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If you're feeling lonely like a slave
Far too soon, you will wake up afraid
Two and two and two might equal six
But only three will make you happy like me
This is what I wanted to be
This is why I don't want anything at all
Anything at all
Close your eyes and dream yourself away
To a place where the ocean is grey
And underneath the boiling water
I found everything I wanted to know
I never even wanted to know
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If you're feeling lonely like a slave
Far too soon, you will wake up afraid
Anything at all
Anything at all
Anything at all
Anything at all
Anything at all
Anything at all
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Titanic Sinclair performs "Anything at All", and this lyric page sits inside the Titanic Sinclair catalog on LyroVerse.
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