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Melissa Etheridge ~ How Would I Know


You say you don't feel like yourself Does that mean you're somebody else How would I know Oh you say you just don't feel quite right today Does that mean that you're slipping away How would I know You might believe there's a paradise In the next hello How would I know If you don't tell me so If you wanted to go How would I know You say you don't know what you're doing here Does that mean you might disappear How would I know You might feel that there's something real In the next hello more free lyrics

You say you don't feel like yourself
Does that mean you're somebody else
How would I know
Oh you say you just don't feel quite right today
Does that mean that you're slipping away
How would I know
You might believe there's a paradise
In the next hello

How would I know
If you don't tell me so
If you wanted to go
How would I know

You say you don't know what you're doing here
Does that mean you might disappear
How would I know
You might feel that there's something real
In the next hello

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