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Chris Isaak ~ Don't Get So Down On Yourself


I got the picture, that you finally sent. I read your letter, and i know what you meant. That's you and me, in salt lake city. You sure look pretty. Wish we could go back again. And are you on my mind, every day, all the time? And though you're far away, don't you know, i feel the same. Oh well anyway, i just called to say, Everything's gonna be okay. Your friends aren't that far away. Anyway. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Think of me with you. Oh well anyway, i just called to say, Everything's gonna be okay. Your friends aren't so far away. Tomorrow's another day. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Think of me with you. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Don't get so down on yourself. Think of me with you. Cause i do. i think of you. more free lyrics

I got the picture, that you finally sent.
I read your letter, and i know what you meant.
That's you and me, in salt lake city.
You sure look pretty.

Wish we could go back again.

And are you on my mind, every day, all the time?
And though you're far away, don't you know, i feel the same.

Oh well anyway, i just called to say,
Everything's gonna be okay.
Your friends aren't that far away.
Anyway.
Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.
Think of me with you.

Oh well anyway, i just called to say,
Everything's gonna be okay.
Your friends aren't so far away.
Tomorrow's another day.

Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.

Think of me with you.

Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.
Don't get so down on yourself.

Think of me with you.
Cause i do. i think of you.

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