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Artist: Uncle Ho
Canonical path: /uncle-ho/out-on-your-own
Related lyric paths: 6
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Out On Your Own
Read Out On Your Own lyrics by Uncle Ho on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Out On Your Own
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You are out on your own.
You got yourself free.
Have you been caught by the offshore breeze?
You are out on your own,
Am i getting you down?
Hey, i don't want to get you down.
All these beautiful things
You are waiting for,
They slumber on the ocean floor.
To very strange things
I am host.
Where will you be when you need me most?
You are burning it now,
You are burning it now.
I have piled it all up, it is burning now.
I hope you are well
And your sleep will be sweet
Among bivalves and sea anemones.
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Uncle Ho performs "Out On Your Own", and this lyric page sits inside the Uncle Ho catalog on LyroVerse.
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