| If you were to ask my mother, she’d tell you this
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| When I was a little bit younger, still innocent
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| She came to my dance recital that I wasn’t in
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| 'Cause I spent the whole time staring at myself in the mirror
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| And oh, I dunno, I dunno
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| How to get her back, I dunno
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| Where’d she go? |
| Where’d she go, go?
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| Why am I so stupid? |
| Used to be so smart
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| When they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| I used to be so happy no matter what happened to me
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| But when they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| And now that I’m a little bit older, a whole 19 years
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| Everybody drowns their problems in Xanax and beer
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| I’m buying all the presents on Christmas but my tree is clear
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| And now underneath it’s hard for me to look in the mirror
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| And oh, I dunno, I dunno
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| How to get her back, I dunno
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| Where’d she go? |
| Where’d she go, go?
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| Why am I so stupid? |
| Used to be so smart
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| When they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| I used to be so happy no matter what happened to me
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| But when they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part
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| (Lost the wisest part)
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| Why am I so stupid? |
| Used to be so smart
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| When they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| I used to be so happy no matter what happened to me
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| But when they pulled my teeth out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part
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| Out, lost the wisest part |