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Das Geschenk
05:06
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Leo
03:58
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Sorry Silly Girl
03:53
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I don’t think you got it in you to forgive me
I’ve worn my shoes out, running after you
Why, would you be so kind as to give me a clue
Of what it is that I’ve done to you
But you must right, ‘cause I’m always wrong
I’m such a silly silly silly girl
I must read the contempt you show as deep foreplay,
I played all my cards trying to please you
What should I do to belong with the happy few ?
I’ll be better and make it up to you.
But then again, what do I know ?
I’m such a silly silly silly girl.
Sorry silly silly girl
(Better safe than sorry)
But you must right, ‘cause I’m always wrong
I’m such a silly silly silly girl
I don’t think I got it in me to forgive you
I’ve worn myself out, running away from you.
I’m sorry, you should believe me, that much is real
Even if I don’t know what I’m sorry for
I shouldn’t be me, you should believe me
Cause I’m such a silly silly silly silly girl.
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I'm Not There Yet
03:19
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For a while now,
You’ve wanted me to sing your song,
And even though it crossed my mind from time to time,
I’m not there yet, my dear, I’m not there yet, my dear.
Don’t put any pressure
When it doesn’t belong
It won’t achieve any of the things
That you long for,
I’m simply not there yet, my dear,
Oh no, I’m simply not there yet, my dear.
You pushed so hard
All of hell just broke loose
You pushed so hard
All of hell just broke loose
See what you’ve done now,
Things won’t ever be the same
See what you’ve done now,
Things won’t ever be the same
I wasn’t there yet, my dear,
I wasn’t there yet, my dear.
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So Far, So Good
05:05
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