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I Know I Know (live)
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I know I know
Secret words
And lack of sympathy
Love with patterns
We all agree
But in case, we ask ourselves of what is it all about
"A bed is for sleeping and movies are made
To watch not to talk or get involved"
Learn the rules
So we can pretend all
Say the words
So we can be friends
At least we ask ourselves of what is it all about
Secret words
And lack of sympathy
Love with patterns
We all agree
But should we, ask ourselves of what is it all about
I know I know, I better think it is not time
Late at night it don't matter anymore
I don't I don't I really should not mind
Late at night it don't matter who we are
I know I know, I better think it is not time
Late at night it don't matter anymore
I don't I don't I really should not mind
Late at night it don't matter when it is over
You don't need to come on over
And it's better 'cause you don't care
You don't need because you're by yourself
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