Declan McKenna - Humongous Lyrics
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Humongous
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What Are The Lyrics For Humongous By Declan McKenna?
Don't tag me along to your show, to your broadcast
I know, I'm good at letting go And then tag me along with your rules, with your promise I swear you spend too much time on your phone and on your hair Do you care? I'm big, humongous, enormous and small And it's not fair, that I am nothing and nobody's there Do you care? I'm big, humongous, enormous and small And it's not fair that I am nothing and nobody's there Do you care? Don't tell me I'm not, I'm not smart or I'm not worthy I know, I couldn't let that go And then tag me along with your hate and with your envy I swear to God I cannot take you anywhere Do you care? I'm big, humongous, enormous and small And it's not fair, that I am nothing and nobody's there Do you care? I'm big, humongous, enormous and small And it's not fair, that I am nothing and nobody's there Do you care? Do you care? I'm big, humongous, enormous and small And it's not fair, that I am nothing and nobody's there Do you care? Do you care? Godspeed, up, slowpoke it's peak I'm gonna throw up Well baby, when will you grow up? You've been such a joke this week You think you're funny When you're talking all loud and your nose is all runny |
Who Wrote Humongous By Declan McKenna?
Declan Benedict Mckenna
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What's The Duration Of The Humongous By Declan McKenna?The duration of Humongous is 5:21 minutes and seconds. |
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