Giants
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Giants
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Do you think she'll notice
That I'm a wreck again
Do you think she noticed
That I've lost a new pair of boots
Do you think she'll notice
How I felt in bed again
I guess it's nothing new
'Cause nobody's listening
Nobody's listening, nobody's listening
It's like giants falling down
Do you think I noticed
That she came in late again
Do you think I noticed
She's wearing a new perfume
Do you think I noticed
How she wore her hair today
She said it's nothing new
'Cause nobody's listening
Nobody's listening, nobody's listening
It's like giants falling down
Falling down
Falling down
Nobody's listening
Nobody's listening
Nobody's listening
It's like giants falling down
Falling down
Falling down
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