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Radiohead ~ Lurgee


I feel better, I feel better now you've gone. I got better, I got better, I got strong. I feel better, I feel better now there's nothing wrong. I got better, I got better, I got strong. Tell me something, tell me something I don't know. Tell me one thing, tell me one thing, and let it go. I got something, I got something, heaven knows. I got something, I got something, I don't know. more free lyrics

I feel better, I feel better now you've gone.
I got better, I got better, I got strong.

I feel better, I feel better now there's nothing wrong.
I got better, I got better, I got strong.

Tell me something, tell me something I don't know.
Tell me one thing, tell me one thing, and let it go.

I got something, I got something, heaven knows.
I got something, I got something, I don't know.

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