Oh
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Oh
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I just can't thinking of me
I really really can't think about you
I just can't think about you
Even though I want to
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Don't tell me who to be
I don't care about reality
I'm livin', yeah, just for me
And not for what you might write
About my head and body
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
To leave behind is not to die
But we're all dying on our own
But we can die with love in our hearts
And theirs
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
I am angry, confused, frustrated
Tired, I am alone
On this one
Image concious
Image freak
The mirror lies to you and me
You are alone
On this one
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Where'd they go?
I don't know
And I've changed my mind
And I've changed my face
Yeah, I change all the time
So give me space
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Where'd they go?
Well, I don't know
Where'd they go?
I don't know
I'll never know
Where they go
Oh
Never know
Oh oh
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