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Artist: John Mayer
Canonical path: /john-mayer/do-you-know-me
Related lyric paths: 6
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Do You Know Me?
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Do You Know Me?
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It's just the strangest thing
I've seen your face somewhere
An early evening dream
a past life love affair
Do you know me at all?
Do you know me at all?
In all my reverie
I thought I felt us there
A feather in my hand
A flower in your hair
Do you know me at all?
Do you know me at all?
Do you know me at all?
Do you know me at all?
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John Mayer performs "Do You Know Me?", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mayer catalog on LyroVerse.
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