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Artist: TwoThirtyEight
Canonical path: /twothirtyeight/a-beautiful-disease
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A Beautiful Disease
Read A Beautiful Disease lyrics by TwoThirtyEight on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Beautiful Disease
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Here you are, Portland Maine
One year fresh out of high school
Living with mom and dad again
You always said you'd find some
Other place to hang your hat
Seems her shops and cheap boardwalks
We're not enough for that
There is this beautiful disease in her Parks and in her trees
There is everything but home beyond her borders
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