1. |
who knows
02:17
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who knows, what the difference is between dirty and clean
i know, what the difference is between you and me
ones dirty and ones clean
(but who really cares, i don't)
i know, why you don't talk to me
i bring up the things that you don't want to see in yourself
who knows, why you think i can't really see
the changes that happened between you and me
(but who really cares, i don't)
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2. |
if i was a boy
03:36
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all i do, is think about you
if i was a boy it would be different
if i was a boy we could be happy
i want you
i miss you
i need you
i miss you
if i was a boy it would be different
if i was boy you could come over, all of the time
if i was a boy we could be happy
if i was a boy, you'd be here by now
i want you
i still miss you
i need you
i still miss you
(emily)
theres no stopping this love
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