You're O.k
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You're O.k
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What can you say
What have you done to me
Why can't you just listen to what you say
Why can't you say what you mean to me
Why don't they just go away and say
I don't want to see you again
I never want to see you again
You're OK, I don't like your friends
Why can't you say the things you hate the most
Why can't you consider just what they say
I never know why it's so now
Just fuck up and throw it away and say
I don't want to see you again
I never want to see you again
You're OK, I don't like your friends
What can you say
What have you done to me
Why can't you just listen to what you say
Why can't you say what you meant to me
Why don't they just go away and say
I don't want to see you again
I never want to see you again
You're OK, I don't like your friends
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