Plastic Man
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Plastic Man
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I am a plastic man
Wish I can be the one you could be proud of
I'm losing heart again
Wish I could show you what you think I'm made of
Someday I know I'll find my place
Someday I know this pain will fade
I am a perfect sell
Just wrap me up with a bow and flowers
I will neglect to tell
I'll sell your story that we love each other
Someday I know I'll find my place
Someday I know this pain will fade
Someday I know I'll find my place
someday I'll sing my last refrain
Why don't you let me be
And I'll pretend I'm well
Cause you're toot blind to see
And I'm too tired to tell
And in your apathy
Your head begins to swell
Another tragedy
But you're too cold to feel
Someday I know I'll find my place
Someday I know this pain will fade
Someday I know I'll find my place
Someday I'll sing my last refrain
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