Who was me

from The Triumph Of Nostalgia by Ficklemusic

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lyrics

Stand me up
Stand in the rain
I'm standing down
Can't stand it again

Can't be here for you
Just have to be someone else who was me

Come around
Come here again
Are you coming out
I can't come out today

Can't be here for me
Just have to be someone else to be with me
To be with me
To be with me
To be with me
To be with me

Stand me up
Sit me down
Shout it out
Don't come around

Can't be here for you
Just have to be someone else who was with me
Who was me
Who was me
Who was me
Who was me

credits

from The Triumph Of Nostalgia, released June 12, 2015
Guitar - Ian
Vocals - Arran
Photo - Stella Yao

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Ficklemusic England, UK

Ficklemusic are acoustic low-fi from Cornwall, UK.

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