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After all you were perfectly right But I'm scaring close to insanity And on a night like this Nothing stays the same Nothing looks the same After all you were perfectly right Though our relation just split me in two And on a night like this Pieces fall apart Visions fall apart After all you were perfectly right I have never been happy before And on a night like this You can hear the words See behind the words After all you were perfectly wrong Though I thought I'd found love And on a night like this Nothing could be worse Nothing could be worse But it wants someone back... more free lyrics

After all you were perfectly right
But I'm scaring close to insanity
And on a night like this
Nothing stays the same
Nothing looks the same

After all you were perfectly right
Though our relation just split me in two
And on a night like this
Pieces fall apart
Visions fall apart

After all you were perfectly right
I have never been happy before
And on a night like this
You can hear the words
See behind the words

After all you were perfectly wrong
Though I thought I'd found love
And on a night like this
Nothing could be worse
Nothing could be worse
But it wants someone back...

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