I Don't Know Yet(Interlude)
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I Don't Know Yet(Interlude)
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We met and everything was fine
We were so young
Back before I drove a mercedes
We got so high so low
Wasn't so long ago
We could've fell in love
But your girl got in the mix
Made you sick
Drove you crazy
Then one day you came out your face
With a pack of lies
When other people get into your business
They should really shut the hell up and take five
And now you're sorry
You say baby I'm sorry
I might be able to forgive you and forget
But I don't know yet.
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