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Radiohead ~ I Might Be Wrong


i might be wrong i might be wrong i could have sworn i saw a light coming home i used to think i used to think there was no future left at all open up begin again lets go down the waterfall think about the good time and never look back never look back what would i do? what would i do? if i did not have you open up and let me in lets go down the waterfall have ourselves a good time its nothing at all nothing at all nothing at all more free lyrics

i might be wrong
i might be wrong
i could have sworn i saw a light coming home
i used to think
i used to think
there was no future left at all
open up
begin again
lets go down the waterfall
think about the good time and never look back
never look back
what would i do?
what would i do?
if i did not have you
open up and let me in
lets go down the waterfall
have ourselves a good time
its nothing at all
nothing at all
nothing at all

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