I Win
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I Win
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When I try to erase or calculate
For a moment could you just decide
Which way to go, I need advice
I've been wrong it's just close quarters
They have a way to cloud your mind.
Is my lot in life to just resign?
Oh could you tell me
Should I travel
And maybe get the starring part
And the monogram says
'I-W-I-N'
What am I supposed to say
My telaton is an acquired taste
It's just what you say when you missed your train
I've been wrong it's just close quarters
They have a way to cloud your mind
Is my lot in life to just resign
Oh could you tell me
Should I travel
And maybe get the starirng part
And the monogram says
'I-W-I-N'
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Starflyer 59 performs "I Win", and this lyric page sits inside the Starflyer 59 catalog on LyroVerse.
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