Ordinary People
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Ordinary People
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You'd have to be strange to be right in the head
There's a range of humankind from mad to madder
Anyone you think you've got the measure of
Usually means you just don't know them enough
You don't have to make sense for me to understand you
There are no ordinary lives, no ordinary people
What kind of place have we found ourselves
It's a race to be the same as everybody
You can laugh like you don't understand
But you know we're not so different at all
You don't have to make sense for me to understand you
There are no ordinary lives, no ordinary people
You don't have to make sense for me to understand you
There are no ordinary days, no ordinary people
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