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Artist: Whitmore
Canonical path: /whitmore/closing-doors
Related lyric paths: 6
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Closing Doors
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Closing Doors
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It's been so long since I last saw you
I hardly recognise your face
So many dreams of yours just fall through
No telling what this girl will do
I see you're trapped in your own situation
Close to tears and close to detonation
How many times do I have to askl you why?
Time to time I think about you
I think of all the shit we'd do
Then we'd fight just like you want to
How many wrongs to make you right?
Sat alone with a picture of you
Sat alone with our song too
Sat alone with an image of you
Sat alone with a bottle too
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