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Train ~ Swaying


Don't talk too fast to me-slow-I wanna know Share your philosophy before you go-I wanna know If I knew better, I wouldn't wanna say If I knew better, I wouldn't let the words feel this way Cold, so cold, like I woke up on the street But isn't that the payback for being indiscreet If I knew better, I'd climb up on my ego like a child. If I knew better, I'd knock down the flag on your shoulder that's Swaying If I knew better-I wouldn't change a thing So don't you talk so fast to me, slow I wanna know more free lyrics

Don't talk too fast to me-slow-I wanna know
Share your philosophy before you go-I wanna know
If I knew better, I wouldn't wanna say
If I knew better, I wouldn't let the words feel this way
Cold, so cold, like I woke up on the street
But isn't that the payback for being indiscreet
If I knew better, I'd climb up on my ego like a child.
If I knew better, I'd knock down the flag
on your shoulder that's Swaying
If I knew better-I wouldn't change a thing
So don't you talk so fast to me, slow I wanna know

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