Small Talk
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Small Talk
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and when i take the stand
call your witness i'll tell you who i am
another mockery
will tell your people i figure i just don't know
what you bottle up inside
and that's my story to tell
you'll never know
you'll never know
you'll never know
what i've found
talk about it on saturday
hear the words
hear them till they go away
and all these dreams you had
will tell me something i figure you just don't know
what you bottled up inside
that's what it means to me
you'll never know
you'll never know
you'll never know
what i've found
and when i take the stand
call your witness i'll tell you who i am
another mockery
will tell your people i figure i just don't know
what you bottle up inside
and that's my story to tell
you'll never know
you'll never know
you'll never know
what i've found
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