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2023 · From the album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess

Kaleidoscope

by Chappell Roan

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03 · Lyrics

"Kaleidoscope"

Here we go again

Everything is fine

I guess we could pretend

We didn't cross a line

But ever since that day

Everything has changed

The way I write your name

The cursive letter A

Whenever it may be

That you go on your way

If you really wanna leave

I'll never make you stay

Whatever you decide

I will understand

And it'll all be fine

Just go back to being friends

And love is a kaleidoscope

How it works, I'll never know

And even all the change

Is somehow all the same

Turnin' to the left and right

Colors shining in your eye

And even upside down

It's beautiful somehow

It's never just a shape alone

Love is a kaleidoscope

And if you ever find

Someone who could write

A better song for you

Well, I'd love to see them try

Put it all in words

And sing it all in tune

There's no one else who could

The only one is you

And if you change your mind

I will understand

And it'll just take time

To go back to being friends

And love is a kaleidoscope

How it works, I'll never know

And even all the change

Is somehow all the same

Turning to the left and right

Colors shining in your eye

And even upside down

It's beautiful somehow

Every color of the rainbow

Don't be afraid to hold it close

It's never just a shape alone

Love is a kaleidoscope

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Kaleidoscope" released?
"Kaleidoscope" by Chappell Roan was released on March 31, 2023 on the album "The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess".
What album is "Kaleidoscope" on?
"Kaleidoscope" appears on the album "The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess" by Chappell Roan.
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