No real
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No real
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I think I've told you one day
I'm not yours
And I guess I've learned someday
You won't take me more
So, don't let me to stay in your heart all and all
Always I thought
He was the guy
But I was wrong
And I sayd I was wrong
Think about it
Have I nice day
Guess I was too excited
Yes, or I was not
I remembered yesterday
Take a look in the mirror again
And say your friends you're OK
It's not a copy of my entire life
It's not a copy of what you desire
And I was right
But I've sayd I was wrong
Think about it
Have a nice day
Go on
Keep on trying
I know someday you'll be mine
And I am right, right
But I've sayd I was wrong
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Miguel Sponja performs "No real", and this lyric page sits inside the Miguel Sponja catalog on LyroVerse.
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