You Have Grown Thoughtful Again
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You Have Grown Thoughtful Again
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Hah, yeah
Carrumba
I fail to understand you
I don't know if you are lonely or just con me
And I don't see how you can say
That friends are few and far between
So tell me who you've seen
You have grown thoughtful again
I can't say I like it
You have grown thoughtful again
Not you
I'm shaken and in two minds
You say things that are not the way I say they are
And you don't see how I can say it
Friends are few and far between
And tell me where you've been
You have grown thoughtful again
I can't say I like it
You have grown thoughtful again
Mum? Can't say I like it
You have grown thoughtful again
I can't say I like it
You have grown thoughtful again
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