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Black Flag ~ Best One Yet


* you say you don't like the things i've done You say you don't like what i've become When you look into the mirror, tell me what you see When you see yourself then you'll see me (x4) this will be the best one yet You're walking around with your eyes wide open And you're walking around with your mind shut tight When you look into the mirror, tell me what you see When you see yourself then you'll see me (x4) I don't need you to tell me what to be I don't need you to tell me what i see Take a look around, take a look around, take a look around When you come on home tell me what you've seen *(x4) **(x4) more free lyrics

* you say you don't like the things i've done
You say you don't like what i've become
When you look into the mirror, tell me what you see
When you see yourself then you'll see me

**(x4) this will be the best one yet

You're walking around with your eyes wide open
And you're walking around with your mind shut tight
When you look into the mirror, tell me what you see
When you see yourself then you'll see me

**(x4)

I don't need you to tell me what to be
I don't need you to tell me what i see
Take a look around, take a look around, take a look around
When you come on home tell me what you've seen

**(x4)

*

**(x4)

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