To Be Alone
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To Be Alone
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I don't need nobody, no, I, I don't need nobody
Oh, I don't need nobody to be alone
To be alone
And in the darkness a shallow poison
It has grown
I bite my tongue, there's a fever
I will not let it go
I don't need nobody, no, I, I don't need nobody
Oh, I don't need nobody to be alone
To be alone
And in the darkness a shallow poison
It has grown
I bite my tongue, there's a fever
I will not let it show
And in the darkness a shallow poison
It has grown
I bite my tongue, there's a fever
I will not let it show
I don't need nobody, no, I, I don't need nobody
Oh, I don't need nobody to be alone
To be alone, to be alone
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