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The Girl Who Used To Be Me

The Girl Who Used To Be Me lyrics by Hall and Oates. She's The Girl Who Used To Be In the town that can't remember Just a face you use to see In a show one...

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The Girl Who Used To Be Me

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She's The Girl Who Used To Be

In the town that can't remember

Just a face you use to see

In a show one past September

Another child star who didn't get far

as she hoped to

She's got re-runs for memories....

She don't want sympathy

Or pity from me

She wants the chance to do it over

Just to prove that she can

There's no sympathy

Or pity from me

Just the chance to do it over

To prove that she can

She reads the want ads and haunts the bars

What she finds is next to nothing

She can push but just so far

And she's tired of being that someone

At the end of the line

She wants her day in the sun forever

Not much different from you and me....

She's The Girl Who Used To Be

In the town that can't remember

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