Some Uncertainty
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Some Uncertainty
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She may smile, she may cry
She may turn away from me
Whatever she decides
There's some uncertainty.
She may say she will leave
She may hesitate and stay
Oh, I don't really believe
She will go away.
She is takin' up all my time
And there are things I need to attend
She is makin' up her mind
And I feel we're near the end.
She may say straightforwardly
"I don't love you any more"
It may be that definite
But I hope she's not so sure.
People come, people go
Barely catchin' what they see
Well she came and so she went
With some uncertainty
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