Happy Birthday To Me
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Happy Birthday To Me
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Comes again
A normal day for me
Where I have to fake a fake smile for myself
I'm surrounded, but feeling lonely
Sitting a corner listening as they say
Happy birthday, Happy birthday to me
It's my birthday, it's my birthday
So please, come here to see me
A balloon explodes, children cry
And my mind falls apart
Everyone screams, I plug my hears
As they clap and say
Happy birthday, Happy birthday to me
It's my birthday, it's my birthday
So please, come here to see me
So Please, come here to see me
So please come here to
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