Good Morning Self
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Good Morning Self
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Good morning self how do you feel this morning
I must admit you don't look so pretty good
What made you say the things you said to your darling last night
I bet you'll change the things you said if you could
Good morning self how do you feel now that she's gone
And we just stand here you and me all alone
With nothing in this world but lonely loneliness
Although I cried your eyes are dry good morning Jim
Now don't try to pretend you don't remember
No need to lie about the way you treated her oh no
Just remember I was there when it happened
And I heard those things you said as she left
You're the only one to blame but we both must share the pain
You know it's true she said we're through good morning self
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