Never Mind
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Never Mind
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New asking eyes each day
Some always trying to make me stay
And steal my love away
They won't do any harm
Something calls me back to your arms
And sounds all the alarms
Staying in line is easy, which is to say, it's fine
The things I do for you girl I never mind
I used to get my way
In everything I'd do or say
And sit around all day
Now I work nine till five
For some big day that won't arrive
But I don't feel deprived
Working a job is easy, which is to say, it's fine
The things I do for you girl I never mind
Staying in line is easy, which is to say, it's fine
And the things I do for you girl I never mind
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Game Theory performs "Never Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Game Theory catalog on LyroVerse.
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