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Babys, The ~ Over & Over


And when i'm all alone at night The things i've done pass through my mind The thoughtless words the useless fights I guess i'll never learn cause here i go Over and over again Why why why why Over and over again I thought i had it all worked out Just what to say and what to do So why these fears and all this doubt Just sitting in my room thinking it over Over and over again Why why why why Over and over again Over and over again Over and over again And if i thought that things would change I'd say i'm sorry once again ooh But this time things feel so damn strange I know i'll never love Over and over again Over and over again more free lyrics

And when i'm all alone at night
The things i've done pass through my mind
The thoughtless words the useless fights
I guess i'll never learn cause here i go
Over and over again
Why why why why
Over and over again
I thought i had it all worked out
Just what to say and what to do
So why these fears and all this doubt
Just sitting in my room thinking it over
Over and over again
Why why why why
Over and over again
Over and over again
Over and over again
And if i thought that things would change
I'd say i'm sorry once again ooh
But this time things feel so damn strange
I know i'll never love
Over and over again
Over and over again

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