345
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345
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Finding your dreams
In animal scenes
Down at the nightclub
She's got appeal
I like what I feel
Yeah
I'm going to lose it
Do what you want
And do it again
I wanted
A change of blew
It again
Well I didn't mean to
Try and deceive you
Now
I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you
Baby I love you
And I want you
To come home now
I always try
To walk the line
But I couldn't see it
So many times
You said you'd leave
But I didn't believe it
I know what I want
And can't explain
I blew it again
I blew it again
Well I didn't mean to
Try and deceive you
Now I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you
Baby I love you
And I want you
To come home now
Aside from waiting
I could take you home
But hanging on
I'll never know
Well I didn't mean to
Try and deceive you
Now I'm feeling so ugly
Yes I hurt you
Baby I love you
And I want you
To come home now
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