My Plan
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My Plan
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my plan is not to love you
i've got better things to do
my plan is just to do you
what you deserve to be done
all of my reflections
on our matters sound to you
like the initiation
of new matters, is that true?
what do i have to do to be like you?
you can use the grammar
is that the furthest you can go?
i can use unpleasant
very nice words like you do
what do i have to do to be like you?
what do i have to do to be so cool?
my plan is not to love you
i've got better things to do
my plan is just to do you
what you deserve to be done
what do i have to do to be like you?
what do i have to do to be like you?
what do i have to do to be so cool?
my my my
my plan is not to love you
i've got got got
got better things to do you
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