Funny How Things Change (Poem)
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Funny How Things Change (Poem)
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Never wanted anyone
Now somebody's here
Never missed his kisses
Now I need him near
Never felt this happy
Never felt this strange
Funny how things change
Funny how things change
Lived my life in starlight
Never saw the sun
Thought that I was heartless
Now my heart's been won
Thought that I was happy
Thought that love was strange
Funny how things change
Funny how things change
Walked into the fire
Smiled at the pain
Then when I had healed myself
I ran out in the rain
Thought that I was crazy
Thought that I was strange
Now I know I'm normal
Funny how things change
Now I know I'm human
Funny how things change
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