| Okay I’m home
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| It was an okay show
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| None of my friends really wanted to go
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| I went alone
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| Didn’t mind it, though
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| You know me, I got an eye for those
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| I go hard if I go at all
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| I’m sad but it’s not your fault
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| It’s just me, I got a tender heart
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| I come together and I fall apart
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| But hey, everybody’s got something
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| Everybody’s got something
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| Everybody’s got something
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| Everybody does
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| Oh fuck! |
| I’m crying at the Wawa again
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| What’d you expect? |
| What do you want from me?
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| I’m crying at the Wawa again
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| What did you expect? |
| What do you want?
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| The cashier is staring at me
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| I think that he wants me to leave
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| I can’t believe I’m doing this
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| Right next to the milkshake machine
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| You’re buying milk, you’re buying cheese
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| There must be something wrong with me
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| I make a mess, I make a scene
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| But everybody, please believe I’m fine
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| You wanna go?
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| You know me, I don’t mind it, no
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| I sleep alone
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| I don’t miss you though
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| Well, maybe in a different song
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| It’s all right, now that money’s tight
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| I can’t talk, I’ve got a show tonight
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| And hey, ain’t that what I wrote it for?
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| And surprise! |
| What, now you wanna see me more?
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| I guess everybody’s got something
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| Everybody’s got something
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| Everybody’s got something
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| Everybody does
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| And mine is crying at the Wawa again
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| What did you expect? |
| What do you want from me?
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| I’m crying at the Wawa again
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| What did you expect? |
| What do you want?
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| The cashier is staring at me
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| I think that he wants me to leave
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| I can’t believe I’m doing this
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| Right next to the milkshake machine
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| You’re buying milk, you’re buying cheese
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| There must be something wrong with me
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| I’ll make a mess, I’ll make a scene
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| But everybody will believe I’m fine
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| And everybody will believe I’m fine
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| Why would anyone believe that? |
| You’re not fine!
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| If you were, you wouldn’t be crying in line at the greater Philadelphia area’s
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| finest convenience store
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| What are people supposed to think you’re crying for?
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| Best case scenario, people believe you’re crying because the dispenser is out
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| of pumpkin coffee
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| I mean, think about that. |
| That’s the best case scenario, crying over coffee
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| But there’s some real shit going on!
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| And if the people in this Wawa knew how much strength it took for you to even
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| get out of bed
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| Let alone into a car
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| Let alone make it here?
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| They would applaud you for being
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| The hero that you are
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| You’re feeling feelings, and that’s real
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| And maybe you’re feeling judged by these soft-pretzel eaters
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| But sometimes you gotta cry in public, even if it makes a bunch of people in a
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| Wawa
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| REALLY uncomfortable
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| So
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| To all the girls and all the boys
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| That feel like they’re on the island of misfit toys
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| Cry at home! |
| Cry at school!
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| Crying’s not just okay, crying’s cool!
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| Life is hard
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| Nobody knows me
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| Go to the Wawa, cry into your hoagie!
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| Cry into your slurpee or the Wawa equivalent
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| Be happy, be sad, just don’t be ambivalent!
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| I don’t know why I’m so sad
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| Why I’m so sad
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| Why I’m so sad
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| I don’t know why I’m so sad
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| Why I’m so sad
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| Why I’m so sad
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| (I don’t know why I’m so sad)
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| I don’t know why I’m sad
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| (Don't ask me why I’m so sad)
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| I don’t know why I’m so sad
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| (If I knew why I was sad)
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| Why I’m so sad
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| (Then I might not)
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| Why I’m so sad
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| (Be so sad)
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| I’m crying at the Wawa again
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| What did you expect? |
| What do you want from me?
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| I’m crying at the Wawa again
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| What did you expect? |
| What do you want?
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| The cashier is staring at me
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| I think that he wants me to leave
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| I can’t believe I’m doing this again
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| The cashier is staring at me
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| I think that he wants me to leave
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| I can’t believe I’m doing this again
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| What do you want? |