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Black Sabbath ~ St. Vitu's Dance


So you think you know what's going on inside her head You think she wants your money but it's you she wants instead When you think about the things that she did love to go It breaks your heart but deep down boy you know it hurts to go You feel your love so shattering You feel you want to die Just because someone did take off Telling you a lie If i were you i'd try again and try to make amends She only thinks of you, you know i'm talking as a friend more free lyrics

So you think you know what's going on inside her head
You think she wants your money but it's you she wants instead

When you think about the things that she did love to go
It breaks your heart but deep down boy you know it hurts to go

You feel your love so shattering
You feel you want to die
Just because someone did take off
Telling you a lie

If i were you i'd try again and try to make amends
She only thinks of you, you know i'm talking as a friend

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