Don't Really Want to Talk
Read Don't Really Want to Talk lyrics by Kris Rowley on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Don't Really Want to Talk
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Do you remember
The dreams you had
The things you'd yet to be
Don't mean to make you sad
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about me ... anymore
Do you remember
Those golden days
When time was lost to time
Could you tell me that again?
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about me ... anymore
You don't really know my name
Don't pretend that you're not the same as all the others
I know that it's me to blame
Don't forget this is just a game, with no winners
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about
Don't really want to talk about me ... anymore
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Who performs "Don't Really Want to Talk"?
Kris Rowley performs "Don't Really Want to Talk", and this lyric page sits inside the Kris Rowley catalog on LyroVerse.
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