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What Did I Say Then
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I'm drifting away, can't seem to focus on the words
Did I leave the TV on, or was it set to standby?
It's not deliberate I've heard, just an overactive memory
You could ask a thousand times, but I'll just stick to thinking
And you'll see the focus in my eyes
I swear that I was listening
I probably heard everything
And I'll be lost on the inside
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
I care, but I keep getting distracted
By the spider in your hair and whether it might be radioactive
Childish thoughts like these prevent any real sincerity
When you're talking about your child who died
Or might have been born, or something similar
And you'll see the focus in my eyes
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
And I'll be lost on the inside
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
Suprisingly I'm alright
With this feeling that I'm blind to the outside
Surprisingly, yeah, I'm fine
Maybe I've been hearing words you never said
And you'll see the focus in my eyes
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
And I'll be lost on the inside
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
And you'll see the focus in my eyes
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
And I'll be lost on the inside
I swear I was listening
I probably heard everything
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