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Someone Else
01:30
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You're trying a bit too hard to catch my eye
I'll look the other way,
It's not really your fault, oh but it is.
it's just the way I feel today
There's someone else, there's someone else, there's some else, and even if wasn't, its not you. x2
I'm always dreaming about the things I don't dare say
if you knew what I was thinking, oh your heart would fray
lets take a left, lets make a right, lets go our separate ways
oh don't look back, i'll never look back, oh it'll all be ok
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167 St.
03:38
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Stuck in a rut, you're feeling a bit down,
but you don't really want to take my hand,
life goes on, yea life goes on.
All grown up, you drank a bit much,
i think you're trying to push your luck
well why not, try, why not try?
You're off to Rome without a plan
trying to rewrite a thousand years of history,
always craving mystery,
you'll make your mind, then you'll change your mind.
Oh look what you've done, yet you say that you'll be alright
no, don't don't don't really feel the need to dissapear after midnight.
I don't really mind , we don't really care,
the things that you hide
Ohhh home, ohh its home where I belong.
With you.
I said stop, take a second just to remember
how you felt. Dot your I's before you send that letter
It wasn't that long ago.
You're off to Rome without a plan
trying to rewrite a thousand years of history,
always craving mystery,
you'll make your mind, then you'll change your mind.
Oh look what you've done, yet you say that you'll be alright
no, don't don't don't really feel the need to dissapear after midnight.
I don't really mind , we don't really care,
the things that you hide
Ohhh home, ohh its home where I belong. (2x)
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