Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Worst Party Ever
Canonical path: /worst-party-ever/dewey
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dewey
Read Dewey lyrics by Worst Party Ever on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dewey
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Why can't I be the one you look up to?
And there's two things I wanna do
Like learn to dance and go back to high school
I'm alive and you're on a carpet floor
Why can't you leave? I'm waiting for more excuses
Why can't I be the one you look up to?
And there's two things I have to do
Like learn to sleep and come back and see you
With old tattoos, I'm playing your face and I'm pissed off
And I thought of you and I'll see the time on my wristwatch
I'll make a point and I'll see you all in the summer time
Goodbyes in daylight never wanted to control my thoughts
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