Ellen D.
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Ellen D.
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A sound approach to massive hands down
Nothing more than change your name
Cuz you don't know a thing
You're fighting a river 10 times the size
Assume i'm gay like ellen
Do you want to swim let's jump in
Come on come on it's not like you enjoy it
Don't wait for somebody
To tell you that you don't know a thing about my life
You don't know a fucking thing
Around the same time as mozart
Who were those women they don't talk about
Who were those we dream about
Could privacy be a matter of just enough time
To write about you as me
In bed lights off clothes on
It's time to go do you wanna go
Come on come on can't get away from liking it
A move and a sign of the times
You know me
You know that i remember it like yesterday
You know me i know you remember it like yesterday
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