Mystic Reptile
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Mystic Reptile
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You say that most things in life is for free
but I doubt you can be so stupid that you never see.
I say that you and I will neer be the same
but you you never listen to what I have to say
so take my piece of advice, always be nice.
And you always said I'm sorry,
I wonder why you always felt so sorry
You always lie and never do talk clean you say that I am such afake
I never asked you to ever be with me I hope that you can see
what you have changed me to I'll never smile again
I'll never talk to you, I hope that you can see
that I don´t want you here that I don't want you.
And you never said I'm sorry,
I wonder why you never said I'm sorry
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