Big Country
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Big Country
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I heard a song you played in a dream
In the corner I close my eyes
A fortunate son a favorite ex-scene
You're in the corner of my eye
And I won't calm down
I just won't come down
Can you hear me
Can they see me
I forgot the words they tried to leave
I can't stand the words
I can't stand the world
You'll listen to me yeah come live inside the I
Heard a song you played in a dream
I'm in the corner I close my eyes
It may be wrong it may be obscene
You're in the corner of my eye
And I won't calm down
I just won't come down
And I won't calm down
Can you hear me
Can they see me
I forgot the words they tried to leave
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