| Just to say that we believed now we are forgettin'
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| Your dismay won’t be appeased
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| By more of this blood-lettin' at all
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| Just part of the rise and the fall
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| And we spend lots of time sittin' round in circles concentrating
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| Down the line, homeward bound, you decide and I’ll fill the date in
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| So how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be?»
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| Oh, but how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be war?»
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| Oh, you could hammer on the door to get back in
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| Until your fists are raw
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| Let this be one you will not win
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| So how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be?»
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| Oh, but how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be war?»
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| Oh, how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be war?»
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| Oh, how can you say that you don’t miss me?
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| When all your dismay says, «Oh, could this be war?»
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| Could this be war? |