| Cause if you don’t know sorrow
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| How do you know when you’re alright?
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| And if you don’t know darkness
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| How do you know when it is light?
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| And if you never suffer
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| How do you know your love is good?
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| I know that everything changes all right,
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| but let’s drink for the good times tonight
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| I check my phone, I watch TV
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| So I don’t hear the voices within me
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| So I don’t remember how much it hurts
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| Before the silence fills me up with words, words, words
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| Cause if you don’t know sorrow
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| How do you know when you’re alright?
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| And if you don’t know darkness
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| How do you know when it is light?
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| And if you never suffer
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| How do you know your love is good?
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| I know that everything changes all right,
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| but let’s drink for the good times tonight
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| Slam shut the door, who could it be?
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| It is myself,? |
| me
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| My house is empty, but not my head
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| It’s stupid all the stuff I never said, said, said
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| Cause if you don’t know sorrow
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| How do you know when you’re alright?
|
| And if you don’t know darkness
|
| How do you know when it is light?
|
| And if you never suffer
|
| How do you know your love is good?
|
| I know that everything changes all right,
|
| but let’s drink for the good times tonight
|
| Cause if you don’t know sorrow
|
| How do you know when you’re alright?
|
| And if you don’t know darkness
|
| How do you know when it is light?
|
| And if you never suffer
|
| How do you know your love is good?
|
| I know that everything changes all right,
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| but let’s drink for the good times tonight |