Something Real (Na Na Song)
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Something Real (Na Na Song)
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I know you think you¹re funny dear
But I just want to disappear
When I find you turning the tables on me, on me.
You think you¹re so amusing.
Look what you¹re doing to me
It¹s all to cruel to be amusing
I know you think you¹re sorry dear
But when it¹s time to reappear
I just keep on disappearing on you, on you
You¹re sorry now it¹s over
Look what you¹re doing to me
It¹s all too cruel to be amusing
Do you think it¹s funny now
I built my world around you
Stupid but true
Who¹s sorry now it¹s over
Look what you¹re doing to me
It¹s all to cruel to be amusing
Do you think I¹m laughing now
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