Harvey Locks
from Empty Rooms by Jak Locke
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lyrics
Hey girl you look so lonely and still you actin like nothin's wrong
Hey girl give me one reason that you stay with him
I've seen you drowned in misery for way too long
Oh girl if you know it why don't you just go
I guess the history has currency I'll never know
At least here it's just you and I and passing ships
When you need a place to let it out then just say so
Hey girl give me one reason that you stay with him
I've seen you drowned in misery for way too long
Oh girl if you know it why don't you just go
I guess the history has currency I'll never know
At least here it's just you and I and passing ships
When you need a place to let it out then just say so
credits
from Empty Rooms,
released October 29, 1998
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Jak Locke New Orleans, Louisiana
Jak Locke is a multi-genre songwriter and performer based in and native to New Orleans, LA.
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Nov 2023 -
Sep 2020 -
Aug 2018 -
Aug 2016
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