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Cut Your Hair Lyrics by Natalie D-Napoleon

You Wanted To Be The Shore But Instead You Were The Sea

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When your heart gets broken
Cut your hair, paint it black
When you want to start again
Dye it red, bleach it blonde
So when he passes you on the street
He will never know you once loved him
So when she passes you on the street
She will never know you once loved her
When your heart gets broken
Iron it straight as Jo, get a permanent
When you want to start again
Grow it long as Samson before it gets cut off
So when he passes you on the street
He will never know you once loved him
So when she passes you on the street
She will never know you once loved her
When you want to start again
Cut your hair, cut your hair
When you want to start again
Shave it off, ‘til you’re stripped back like a baby
Shave it off
Get rid of it all
Start a fire
Scorch the earth
With gasoline
Change the locks
Leave in a cloud of dust
So when he passes you on the street
He will never know you once loved him...

About “Cut Your Hair” by Natalie D-Napoleon

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"Cut Your Hair" appears on "You Wanted To Be The Shore But Instead You Were The Sea".

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