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It's Not Me It's You
02:52
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You Lose Some
03:16
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They say you win some you lose some oh now tell me what did I lose?
You win some you lose some;
You lose some you lose some
but I'm kind of glad I lost you
First you tell me that you're into me
Then It's, "I think we should wait and see..."
Can't say I really mind. Just hope one day I'll find this thing that love's supposed to be.
'Cause I'm through with being so realistic. I'm tired of raining on my own parade. I don't expect to win. I just want to feel something even if it's all a big charade.
Whenever someone hurts your pride and you can't get them off your mind you're on the rebound and you're bound to sleep around until you find somebody new who comforts you but who you don't really quite like so then it's you who says, "we're through," and when you do you hurt their pride
They're so hurt. You get under their skin. The game is over oh can you really win?
Aren't you tired of pretending; of trying to be someone you are not. This game's not really fun, not when you hurt someone, but go ahead take your best shot.
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