Probability (on A Sunday Morning)
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Probability (on A Sunday Morning)
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Woke up at eleven, the sky was full of rain.
Called up BC7, had nothing to say.
There's too many bad times, there's too much in this life, but I cannot help myself.
"You're living but you're wrong".
I can't get up out of bed, but I can't get laid with you above my head saying "don't delay"
There's too many bad times, there's too much in this life.
Always hear voices in my headache :
"You're leaving but you're wrong".
"You're living but you're wrong".
"You're leaving but you're wrong".
I ran to the toilets, my questions went away.
Probability's instead, I'm gonna be ok.
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