You're Not Strange Enough (Hey Let's Make Some Mistakes)
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You're Not Strange Enough (Hey Let's Make Some Mistakes)
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You know, you and I
We used to be strangers
But now we are just strange
And I'll fall asleep on your floor
I'll wake up outside of your door
And I'll put you in a stone
Made out of words
Because I can see
You're up to no good
Yeah I can see
You're down to just stacks
And it's warm enough to be cold
And we're young enough to be old
You're not strange enough
You're not strange enough
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