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Anna Vissi ~ So in love with yourself


Checking your reflection is what really turns you on and you're loving every minute thinking everyone has gone You just roll your eyes and you fantasize think you're number one So in love with yourself how could you love somebody else? So in love with yourself how could you love somebody else? always out at every party so the pain don't show talking too much laughing too loud so that everybody knowns but the joke's on you and you're such a fool that's the way it goes chorus more free lyrics

Checking your reflection
is what really turns you on
and you're loving every minute
thinking everyone has gone

You just roll your eyes
and you fantasize
think you're number one

So in love with yourself
how could you love somebody else?
So in love with yourself
how could you love somebody else?

always out at every party
so the pain don't show
talking too much laughing too loud
so that everybody knowns

but the joke's on you
and you're such a fool
that's the way it goes

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