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Artist: Arthur
Canonical path: /arthur/thought-a-lot
Related lyric paths: 6
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Thought a Lot
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Thought a Lot
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I've thought a lot about you
About what you mean to me
And where I'll be
A couple of years from now
I think I got my head straight
And now I know for sure
I want to know you more
I am so happy yet so sad
Cause I miss you oh so bad
I'm staring at your photograph
Ya the one you'd like to cut/tear in half
Of all my thoughts I've thought about you
Of all the things I said were true
Well I need you
I've tried I've failed
I've made mistakes
But I know I've got what it takes
To see this through
Be good to you
I know I've got what it takes
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