| Now that you’re not my baby
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| I’ll go do whatever I want
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| No need to turn around to see what’s behind me
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| I don’t care
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| And it’s true, I’ve been checking out lately
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| I go do whatever I want
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| No need to turn around to see what’s behind me
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| I don’t care
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| Because I’m really not there
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| I’m really not there
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| And now that you’re not my baby
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| I’ll go do whatever I want
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| No need to sit at home with the dial tone
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| 'Cause I don’t care
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| And it’s true, I’ve been going out lately
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| And I go do whatever I want
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| You can write it down with a fountain pen
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| Close your eyes and then count to ten
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| You can tell your friends that I don’t make sense
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| And I don’t care
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| Because I’m really not there
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| I’m really not there
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| The night is like a fading radio
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| The lake was frozen over long ago
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| You sought an eye
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| So did I for an island
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| You sought an eye
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| So did I for an eye
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| Traded my rose-coloured shades for a wide lens
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| Used to make noise, now, I much prefer silence
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| Now that you’re not my baby
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| (Now you’re not)
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| I feel alive for the first time
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| Since I don’t know how long
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| I see a light for the first time
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| Since I don’t know how long |