Crystal Lake
from New Romance by THE CARROTS
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lyrics
Tells me that he loves me
Shows me that he needs me, needs me
And he’s with me all the time
You say you saw him down at Crystal Lake (yes, we did)
Are you sure that it was him? (It was him)
He told me he’d be working late
And he never learned to swim
They were laughing (huh?)
They were splashing (what?)
They were working on their tans
They were talking (no way!)
It was shocking
They were even holding hands (oh yeah)
I should have seen this from a mile away
I could read it in his eyes
I didn’t think that it would end this way
But I shouldn’t be surprised
Just last weekend
Saw him speaking
To a girl with big brown eyes
They were flirting
And now I’m certain
I’ve getting wrapped up in his lies, oh, yeah
I should have seen this from a mile away
I could read it in his eyes
Didn’t think that it would end this way
But I shouldn’t be surprised
I shouldn’t be surprised
No, I shouldn’t be surprised
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Christopher Keith Lyons - Veronica Magdalena Ortuño - Jason Clifton Pittman - Jason Bradley Pearson - Rose Dorothy Russo - Shelley Maureen McKann © Elefant Publishing
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