Chances Are
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Chances Are
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Let's sing the one we know, again
It gets stuck in our heads
Deciding on a plan
And giving up instead
I can't do it, the bad news is in
But I won't forget this was real
No I won't regret, all the moments spent
With our hearts in our hands, was it real
Chances are I'll lose some sleep
Find the demons that are creeping up on me
Watching the plane crash down, so happy to see the ground
I guess I should've never waved at you
Let's move this one along, again
In never-ending style
Here comes the hate parade, a time to identify
Another fifty miles
She wakes me when my dreams aren't over
She forgets the things I told her
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Sugar Glyder performs "Chances Are", and this lyric page sits inside the Sugar Glyder catalog on LyroVerse.
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