No Surprise
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No Surprise
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There's something wrong with your brain
You look around for someone to blame
Now you're the one with tears in your eyes
You let your heart be a loser's prize
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
The falling rain sounds a pitter-pat
You wear that cloud like a Sunday hat
You always thought there was a change ahead
But things turned out just like Smokey said
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
It's no surprise
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