Just Not Rock N' Roll
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Just Not Rock N' Roll
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And I¹m doing my best to ignore
The darkness that you¹ve been waiting for
Doing my best to restrain,
And I¹m trying so hard to explain
The spaces between the words you say
Doing my best to ignore
So what you got that¹s worth waiting for
Promise me anything I¹ll want more
After all this is nothing new,
Nothing new
What you got that¹s worth leaving for
I gave you everything you want more
After all this is nothing new
No it¹s nothing new Nothing new.
And I¹m doing my best to restrain
The clouds that have gathered over you
And the clouds they are bringing rain,
And I¹m trying so hard to explain
The twists that your logic turns me to
Doing my best to ignore
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