Did She Overtake You
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Did She Overtake You
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Did she overtake you as you stalled to wait for her friend
And was there a circus that she saw had hoped for and left
Oh oh oh
Did she overtake you or bemuse you with how hard she'd push
And then surprise you or were you not ready enough
Oh oh oh
And then out-angle you or did you play dumb pretending you knew
That one day she'd make it without you
That one day she'd make it beside you
That one day she'd make it without you
Oh oh oh
That one day she'd make it without you
Yes that one day she'd make it beside you
That one day she'd make it without you
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