| She called and said she wanted to see me
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| I say, «Yeah, that’s fine, baby, drop on by»
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| I figured I could make it better
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| Just like every other time we had this fight
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| Of all the kind of over it could’ve been
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| I never would’ve bet on this
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| I was thinking she would come over, stay over
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| Wake up hungover, still head over heels for me
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| Thought it was something we could talk over
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| Drink over, then it would be over
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| Back to how it used to be
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| No, but it’s the kind where the sheets get colder
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| And she don’t need no shoulder to cry on
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| She’s gone, she ain’t pulling over
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| It’s just over
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| When she left the kitchen, she left no questions
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| I said where in the world did I go wrong?
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| And it don’t matter where she’s headed
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| She’s gone, gone, gone
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| I was thinking she would come over, stay over
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| Wake up hungover, still head over heels for me
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| Thought it was something we could talk over
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| Drink over, then it would be over
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| Back how it used to be
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| No, to but it’s the kind where the sheets get colder
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| And she don’t need no shoulder to cry on
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| She’s gone, she ain’t pulling over
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| It’s just over
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| Like the page, she’s turning over
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| Like the light, she’s starting over
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| Without me
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| I was thinking she would come over, stay over
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| Wake up hungover, still head over heels for me
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| Thought it was something we could talk over
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| Drink over, then it would be over
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| Back to how it used to be
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| No, but it’s the kind where the sheets get colder
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| And she don’t need no shoulder to cry on
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| She’s gone, she ain’t pulling over
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| It’s just over
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| It’s just over
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| Yeah, it’s just over
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| It’s just over |