C#(tion)
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C#(tion)
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You don't look at me no more and I don't look at you
Well that all right pretty baby, cuz I'm just looking for something to do
You're telling me that you don't feel the same
Well that's all right pretty baby, cuz I don't mind driving myself insane, sometimes
I don't mind at all, and then again sometimes baby
I feel like my whole world's gonna fall apart
When you tell me you don't feel the same,
but that's all right pretty baby, cuz I don't mind being insane
Sometimes
You don't talk to me no more, and I don't talk to you
Well that's all right pretty baby, cuz I'm just looking for something to prove
You're telling me that you don't feel the same
Well that's all right pretty baby, cuz I don't mind driving myself insane, sometimes
I don't mind at all, and then again sometimes baby
I feel like my whole worlds gonna fall apart
When you tell me that you don't feel the same, but that's all right pretty baby, cuz
I don't mind being insane
Sometimes
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