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Big Dismal ~ Too Pretty


It’s obvious what you think about me ‘Cause you won’t even give me a chance I don’t mind what you say about me When you talk to your friends all the time Was it something I said to you To make you think that I was just a fool Or maybe You’re too pretty You’re too pretty for me I don’t want to let you down You’re too pretty You’re too pretty for me I don’t want to wear that crown One day you’re gonna wish you’d given me a chance When I’m standing on top of the world And you’re stuck down there in your fantasy With all your diamonds and pearls Was it something I said to you To make you think that I was just a fool Or maybe You’re too pretty You’re too pretty for me I don’t want to let you down You’re too pretty You’re too pretty for me I don’t want to wear that crown I never got up the nerve To say to you what I wanted to If I had a choice you know that I would Turn back the hands of time more free lyrics

It’s obvious what you think about me
‘Cause you won’t even give me a chance
I don’t mind what you say about me
When you talk to your friends all the time

Was it something I said to you
To make you think that I was just a fool
Or maybe

You’re too pretty
You’re too pretty for me
I don’t want to let you down

You’re too pretty
You’re too pretty for me
I don’t want to wear that crown

One day you’re gonna wish you’d given me a chance
When I’m standing on top of the world
And you’re stuck down there in your fantasy
With all your diamonds and pearls

Was it something I said to you
To make you think that I was just a fool
Or maybe

You’re too pretty
You’re too pretty for me
I don’t want to let you down

You’re too pretty
You’re too pretty for me
I don’t want to wear that crown

I never got up the nerve
To say to you what I wanted to
If I had a choice you know that I would
Turn back the hands of time

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