Oh No What
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Oh No What
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Oh no what
I think you heard me when i said
I don't need you anymore
But i don't and its true
I can live without you
Easy; watch me
You were like a disease
Thought that i'd never leave
But you'd hardly recognize me
Ohh i thought this day would never come
But i like it i'm happy
I'm never looking back
(never looking back)
And you can be the one with nothing now
The one who's all alone
Oh i guess
I should go now
Before you change my mind
Like you do every time
Yeah every time
I get the strength to leave you hold me back
But not again
Ohh i thought this day would never come
But i like it i'm happy
I'm never looking back
(never looking back)
And you can be the one with nothing now
The one who's all alone
You don't know how much i loved you baby
Do you love me too
Baby
Ohh i thought this day would never come
But i like it i'm happy
I'm never looking back
(never looking back)
And you can be the one with nothing now
The one who's all alone
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