Joan and Bobby Lana Del Rey
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[Verse 1]
Joan said something:
"Don't feel too bad being weird"
She said she and Bobby adieu
Were going home again
'Cause everyone around here is crazy
Everyone's a big [?]
Joan, wait
Sometimes just a little movement
Is all it takes, but
You'll go, wish you wouldn't leave me
I wish you didn't need a break, but okay
[Chorus]
Sometimes you just know
When it's your time to go
When you can't live any longer
And you can't do any more
And sometimes you're afraid, but you wish
You want me to promise, have a new song
And a prayеr
[Verse 2]
While the velvеteens are changing
There was something cold in the wind
Joan just kept on clueing
"When you try to dry, we may be friends again"
Even though she had a feeling that
Deep inside she somehow knew
The dog would never come back wailing, no
That was not the kinda thing he'd do
Joan said something:
"Don't feel too bad being weird"
She said she and Bobby adieu
Were going home again
'Cause everyone around here is crazy
Everyone's a big [?]
Joan, wait
Sometimes just a little movement
Is all it takes, but
You'll go, wish you wouldn't leave me
I wish you didn't need a break, but okay
[Chorus]
Sometimes you just know
When it's your time to go
When you can't live any longer
And you can't do any more
And sometimes you're afraid, but you wish
You want me to promise, have a new song
And a prayеr
[Verse 2]
While the velvеteens are changing
There was something cold in the wind
Joan just kept on clueing
"When you try to dry, we may be friends again"
Even though she had a feeling that
Deep inside she somehow knew
The dog would never come back wailing, no
That was not the kinda thing he'd do
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