Two Seater
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Two Seater
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For what it's worth
You're on my turf
And my roots go deep
Into the earth
How deep they go
You'll never know
You'll never know
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
First it was me
And then it was you
Caught up in this lifestyle
Built for two
You know how I feel
About what you do
What do you do
I'm sorry
About the way I've acted
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
You want to be one
You want to have one
Which is it
And what is the reason
You want to be one
You want to have one
Which is it
And what is the reason
I'm sorry
About the way I've acted
I'm sorry
About the way I've acted
For what it's worth
You're on my turf
And my roots go deep
Into the earth
How deep they go
You'll never know
You'll never know
I'm sorry
About the way I've acted
I'm sorry
About the way I've acted
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
I'm sorry
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