Japanese
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Japanese
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One, two, three, four
I've got muscles like you've got empathy
I'll pin the sheets back since you can't ever sleep
You've got some issues, all of them are probably me
Couldn't hang last week, I was learning Japanese
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese
I think your sweet most days, I'm not saying your anything but perfect
Cause I've got my own problems, you don't ever do anything to cure them
Was it something I've said, that turnеd you off and made you go to bed?
I'm still pumpin' this air. Inside a stupid air mattrеss
Can't stand this
One, two, three, four
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
(I was learning Japanese)
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