Isabelle
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Isabelle
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I woke up on the wrong side of the bed
Then I got you stuck right in my head
Another ballad of good and evil
I don't know how you got in my brain
The times we shared they went and came
Looks like I'm in misery today
Isabelle I didn't mean to make you cry
We were young, and you were full of lies
Isabelle I wonder where you are now?
You flew away to the moon, to the clouds
Every now and then I think of this
And the funny story of our first kiss
And our time spent at the park
Why does time go by really fast?
I should have known this wouldn't last
Nothing lasts forever
You changed like everybody else
While I still remained myself
You washed away with the rain
If we did this all again
Would we get the same experience?
I guess our paths will never cross
I can't eat, I can't even sleep
I'm all wrapped up in apathy
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Turnaways performs "Isabelle", and this lyric page sits inside the Turnaways catalog on LyroVerse.
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