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Jeff Lynne Again
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Jeff Lynne Again
My ideology, my dumb psychology, faited astrology has made me mean.
I've been a hypocrite, bad habits, all that shit, and now I live with it and I'll be fine.
You shined a little love in my life. Let this be a song I can despise.
'Cause I will never listen to Jeff Lynne again. I can never listen to all those violins. I refuse to bother 'cause it would break my heart. So I won't even start.
I've had a lot of time to get you off my mind. Re-lived a hundred lives and it was hell.
I've made avoidance too, just to be fair to you, though it was hard to do I wish you well.
But please be kind and please don't bring me down. You know I wish that you were still around.
'Cause I can never listen to Jeff Lynne again. I will never listen to all those violins. I won't even bother "cause it would make me cry. So I won't even try. No I would rather die.
'Cause I can never listen to Jeff Lynne again. I will never listen to all those violins. I refuse to bother 'cause it would break my heart, so if you ever start, leave me in the dark...
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Max Low Ohio
Michael J. Pepe a.k.a. Max Low. From OH to NY back to OH to only God knows where. Former Owner/Engineer/ Producer at These Outer Spaces T.O.S. Studio NY. Founding member of The Sad Little Stars and Pioneers of Seduction.
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