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I wonder what it's like Seeing through your eyes You've offered me to have a try But I was always late The filters that I use Give me an an excuse I take away what's real I feel it and it blows my fuse I hang around For another round I'm hanging around For another round I'm hanging on To the same old song I hang around For another round Until something stops me I wonder what it's like Walking by your side To think before I talk And to move at the same speed as you walk more free lyrics

I wonder what it's like
Seeing through your eyes
You've offered me to have a try
But I was always late
The filters that I use
Give me an an excuse
I take away what's real
I feel it and it blows my fuse

I hang around
For another round
I'm hanging around
For another round
I'm hanging on
To the same old song
I hang around
For another round
Until something stops me

I wonder what it's like
Walking by your side
To think before I talk
And to move at the same speed as you walk

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