In My Ear
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In My Ear
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Didn't know they were a part of it, I can't tell
It would seem there's a lot that I don't know
But here I am and I'm
Standing with a perfect view,
I could not go far enough away from you
I've seen it all before and I know it's only words
Hello, I can't hear it's in my ear
Hello, hello
Never meant half of the things I said to you
So you know there's a half that might be true
And here I am and I'm
Standing with a perfect view
I could not go far enough away from you
I've seen it all before and I know it's only words
Hello, have you heard a single word
Hello, hello
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