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Calling, The ~ Just That Good


A little paint, to cover what's deep inside A little truth you know we all want to hide When i'm trying, i'm trying now to get to you But you're telling me like you always do, you say Don't hate me, cause i'm just that good I've got to hand it to you now You're a hard one to please When it looks as though, you've got all you need All the many times i've dreamed I could walk in your shoes What a nightmare it must be Just being you.. say Chorus : Don't hate me, cause i'm just that good A little misunderstood You made me, so i'm just that good Step outside, walk with me Everyone i know and see is falling Is crawling after something maybe, A bigger house, faster car, never knowing who they are They're lonely, they're lonely, they're lonely Chorus All this time will take its toll on you As the same it will on me Well good ain't all that good's made out to be Don't hate me, we're all just that good Just that good more free lyrics

A little paint, to cover what's deep inside
A little truth you know we all want to hide
When i'm trying, i'm trying now to get to you
But you're telling me like you always do, you say

Don't hate me, cause i'm just that good

I've got to hand it to you now
You're a hard one to please
When it looks as though, you've got all you need
All the many times i've dreamed
I could walk in your shoes
What a nightmare it must be
Just being you.. say

Chorus :
Don't hate me, cause i'm just that good
A little misunderstood
You made me, so i'm just that good

Step outside, walk with me
Everyone i know and see is falling
Is crawling after something maybe,
A bigger house, faster car, never knowing who they are
They're lonely, they're lonely, they're lonely

Chorus

All this time will take its toll on you
As the same it will on me
Well good ain't all that good's made out to be
Don't hate me, we're all just that good
Just that good

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