| Think back now when we were young
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| There were always tears at the birthday party
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| You know how children can be So cruel
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| That’s how it starts, but
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| What if we never learn how to behave?
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| I did something, and you never forgave me I never thought that it could be like this
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| But now I see
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| I see you share your cake with him
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| Unwrapping presents that I should have sent
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| What can I do?
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| Must I watch you?
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| And it’s the same every year
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| Seems that I remember it as something more, but
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| You know how children can grow
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| So strange
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| I still adore you
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| What if we never learn from our mistakes?
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| But then, you’ll never know how my heart aches
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| I never thought that it would be like this
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| But now I see
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| I see you share your cake with him
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| Unwrapping presents that I should have sent
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| What can I do?
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| Must I watch you?
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| One day I know he’ll forget
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| To pay you the compliments you’re after
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| You’ll hang your sad, aching head
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| Behind a brittle smile or a shrill of laughter
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| What if we only get what we deserve?
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| Somehow I couldn’t quite summon the nerve
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| Upon each anniversary
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| Then do you ever think of me?
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| Unwrapping presents that I should have sent
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| What can I do?
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| Must I watch you?
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again
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| Close the door, dim the lights, blow out the candles
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| So Happy Birthday again |