That's Alright
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That's Alright
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In the darkness of the night
I'm sitting here all by myself
And the TV gives off light
But is doesn't really help
And I go back to the time
When she looked me up and down
And when she said, you will be mine
I just followed like a clown
(Chorus)
But that's alright
'Cause her eyes were full of rainbows
But that's alright
She made princes out of toads
I don't know why she felt she had to go
But that's alright, that's alright
Every night and every day
How she taunted, how she teased
I can confidently say
That she just did as she pleased
(Chorus)
Oh and each and every night
I keep thinking how it hurts
And the TV's on alright
But the image isn't hers
I remember every time
When I looked her up and down
That's a memory so fine
My head spinning round
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Clouseau performs "That's Alright", and this lyric page sits inside the Clouseau catalog on LyroVerse.
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