Pop Song 89
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Pop Song 89
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Hello, I saw you, I know you, I knew you
I think I can remember your name...name
Hello, I'm sorry, I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else
Should we talk about the weather
Should we talk about the government
Hello, how are you? I know you, I knew you
I think I can remember your name...name
Hello, I'm sorry I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else
Should we talk about the weather
Should we talk about the government
Hello my friend, are you visible today
You know I never knew that it could be so strange...strange
Hello, I'm sorry, I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else
Should we talk about the weather
Should we talk about the government
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