In My Room
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In My Room
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Whats the use of all this talkin,
i can hear you as you walk away.
Your in my room,
thats where ill be, in my room.
After all your so excited
By all the dick you get invited to
But now i know you musn't change.
I wont go back because
you dont want me well.
i miss you already.
I miss you already,
You see it got all so heavy.
I miss you already.
I'm so afraid that i'll wake up
All alone with the door shut.
In my room thats where ill be
in my room shes in my room.
Well i miss you already
i miss you already.
You see it all got so heavy ohhh
yeah but i miss you already.
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