What's Wrong Kobayashi
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What's Wrong Kobayashi
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so lets just stop
forget it all come on
the only way out
is through our
hearts
to force happiness
she walked out with an arrogant smile
and she
muttered to herself
i'll never forget this
so lets just stop
forget it all
come on
till you can't stop
you thought that i thought i knew it all
too bad
you can't see you're about to fall
no thanks to you
theres no grace in
you
and if i only know one thing
its that you never knew me all along
so
lets just stop
forget it all come on
till you can't stop
you thought that i
thought i knew it all
too bad you can't see you're about to fall
no thanks to
you
theres no grace in you
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