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Cardigans, The ~ Black letter day


Hey, what did you hear me say You know the difference it makes What did you hear me say Yes, I said it's fine before But I don't think so no more I said it's fine before I've changed my mind I take it back Erase and rewind 'Cause I've been changing my mind I've changed my mind So where did you see me go It's not the right way, you know Where did you see me go No, it's not that I don't know I just don't want it to grow It's not that I don't know I've changed my mind I take it back Erase and rewind 'Cause I've been changing my mind Erase and rewind more free lyrics

Hey, what did you hear me say
You know the difference it makes
What did you hear me say
Yes, I said it's fine before
But I don't think so no more
I said it's fine before

I've changed my mind I take it back
Erase and rewind
'Cause I've been changing my mind
I've changed my mind

So where did you see me go
It's not the right way, you know
Where did you see me go
No, it's not that I don't know
I just don't want it to grow
It's not that I don't know

I've changed my mind I take it back
Erase and rewind
'Cause I've been changing my mind

Erase and rewind

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