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The Guy Who Used To Care
02:14
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Something told me you were on-ly playing, with my heart for fun
The words I heard you say today, they left me kinda glum
It's like you never really cared at all
How can it be? Tragedy
Remember me, the guy that used to care
Tonight I saw you at the party door, with some other guy.
I think of every other time before, before you said goodbye
My love was wasted from the start
It never should have felt so good
Remember me, the guy who used to care
All those little things we did
All those happy songs we'd sing together
Now you only call me quits
I felt the pain, my heart has changed
Remember me, the guy who used to care
All those happy songs we'd sing
How can it be it's a tragedy
Remember me I'm the guy who used to
All those little we did
How can it be it's a tragedy
Remember me, I'm the guy that used to care
the guy that used to care
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Now That's Over
03:40
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I used to think that it was broken and blue, well that’s over
Even then, the summertime sun felt colder
Thinking how it was never again, well that’s older
Told myself no one could ever get closer
I see it clearer than water
You whisper sharper and bolder
Are we gonna dream higher
Now I know that’s over
When fate comes a knocking on my door
I don’t want to peek through the window no more
I’m counting my steps across your floor
Now it’s over
I think I was just broken and blue
The summertime’s gone but now I’ve got you
I’m never gonna be lonely again it’s over
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Egomaniac Music Perth, Australia
Egomaniac Music is the home for Joe Algeri and related musical interests. Joe is a songwriter and producer from Perth, Western Australia now known as the JAC. He is also a member of The Jangle Band, The Outryders (AUST) and the Britannicas (AUST/SWE/USA). ... more
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