I Talk To Myself About You
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I Talk To Myself About You
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[G] I talk to myself about [C] you, Dear I [G] can't realize that we're [D7] through I [G] know in my heart that I'm [C] wastin' my time When I [G] talk to my [D7] self about [G] you I talk to my heart about you, Dear I tell it I'll find someone new But somehow
I know I'm just foolin' my heart When I talk to my heart about you I'm trying my best to forget you
But Darlin' it's so hard to do I can't help but feel that the words are in vain When I talk to myself about you I tell all my friends that it's over I say I don't care what you do But they seem to know when the tears fill my eye That I talk to myself about you Repeat 1st verse
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