Lyrics of 'Suburbia' by Shealeigh
Suburbia is a song by Shealeigh whose lyrics have countless searches, so we decided it deserves its place on this website, along with many other song lyrics that internet users want to know.
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I like to think of you
How I remember you
In the ripple of summer
In the middle of suburbia
I never wanted to
Get this close to you
But now I'm so close to you when it feels like you're gone
Float me in and out of this memory of you
I like to think of you
How I want to for now
I see you swaying in
The steel sunlight on Michigan
You're never standing still
Neither am I
I have forgotten how
To be here & now
Because now I'm here
& you are gone
Float me in and out of this memory of you
I like to think of you
How I want to for now
I guess I'll think of you
How I need to for now
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