Waking Me Up Again
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Waking Me Up Again
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Your picture?s still hanging on my wall
And I still remember
Your telephone number
My friends say I should?ve worked this out before
But those things seemed so small
Like when you?d forget to call me
And you tell me that a friend popped round
And you?d both gone out
He bought you a drink so you had to stay
For a second round
You don?t know how much money you spent
Or where the rest of the evening went
So you?re waking me up again
Calling me drunk again
And just in case you should ever decide
That you?re coming back
I?ve pulled up my socks,
I?ve gained more than I?ve lost
I?ve tightened the slack
And as nice as you were to kiss
There?s a hell of a lot I don?t miss
Like you waking me up again
Calling me drunk again
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