Made Your Mind Up
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Made Your Mind Up
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Stayed up all night waiting, thought that you might call
Half the night debating, seems like after all
You made your mind up, Oh I guess you made your mind up
Damn those strained relations, makes me want to crawl
Top negotiations, feeling two foot small
Guess you made your mind up, oh such a shame to wind up
Staring at the ceiling, bouncing off the wall
But I guess you made your mind up
You and me forever, guess I should have known
Thought we'd be together, wound up all alone
Guess you made your mind up, oh such a shame to wind up
Staring at the ceiling, bouncing off the wall
Kind of had a feeling, thought that you might call
But I guess you made your mind up
You made your mind up
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Joe Walsh performs "Made Your Mind Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Joe Walsh catalog on LyroVerse.
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