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Artist: Mew
Canonical path: /mew/am-i-wry-no
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Am I Wry? No
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Am I Wry? No
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Farah, now that you're here, can you tell me
Exactly how I should have done?
Farah, drives with her eyes closed
Do you ever inflict unwanted memories?
I know you and I know it won't take you long
To make me smile
Farah, angelic girl I'll have
You know it's you and me potentially
Farah, don't pull the carpet from under me
Indifference is killing me
Am I wry?
Oh my! Fallacy!
Fallacy in my words
Am I wry?
I know you and I know you're not afraid
To say the least
Diamond ring. Diamond ring
But you can't find it. Cold is the night
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