| To your common sense firm arguments
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| I won’t listen to your voice of reason trying to change my mind.
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| I mind my feelings and not your words.
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| Didn’t you notice I’m so headstrong even when I know I’m wrong?
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| Take this to your heart and into your head now:
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| before you waste your time, call a truce and call a draw.
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| What’s the use in mapping your views out in orderly form
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| when it does nothing but confuse and anger me more?
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| I mind my feelings and not your words.
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| Didn’t you notice I’m so headstrong.
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| You’re talking to a deaf stone wall.
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| Take this to your heart and into your head now:
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| the old wives’tale is true, I’ll repeat it.
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| All is fair in love and war, that’s how the famous saying goes.
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| Open up your eyes, see me for what I am:
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| cast in iron, I won’t break and I won’t bend.
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| Take this to your heart and into your head now:
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| the old wives’tale is true, I’ll repeat it.
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| All is fair in love and war, that’s how the famous saying goes.
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| If I told you we were out to sea in a bottomless boat,
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| you’d try anything to save us, you’d try anything to keep us afloat.
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| And if we were living in a house afire,
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| I don’t believe that you could rush out and escape it and not rescue me.
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| Take this to your heart and into your head now:
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| the old wives’tale is true, I’ll repeat it.
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| All is fair in love and war, that’s how the famous saying goes.
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| Listen, I think they were talking to you. |