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R.E.M. ~ Pop Song 89


Hello, I saw you, I know you, I knew you I think I can remember your name...name Hello I’m sorry, I lost myself I think I thought you were someone else Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi) Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi) Hello, how are you? I know you, I knew you I think I can remember your name...name Hello, I’m sorry I lost myself I think I thought you were someone else Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi) Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi) Hello my friend, are you visible today? You know I never knew that it could be so strange...strange Hello, I’m sorry, I lost myself I think I thought you were someone else Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi) Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi) more free lyrics

Hello, I saw you, I know you, I knew you
I think I can remember your name...name
Hello I’m sorry, I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else

Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi)
Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi)

Hello, how are you? I know you, I knew you
I think I can remember your name...name
Hello, I’m sorry I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else

Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi)
Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi)

Hello my friend, are you visible today?
You know I never knew that it could be so strange...strange
Hello, I’m sorry, I lost myself
I think I thought you were someone else

Should we talk about the weather? (Hi...hi, hi)
Should we talk about the government? (Hi...hi, hi, hi)

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The Power of the Scene

When the lights dim and the first note is played, strangers become synchronized. The tremor when thousands sing together, and the melody that still echoes after the crowd disperses - this is an experience that no screen can convey. We look forward to the return of large-scale concerts to the essence of music, and we also look forward to small livehouses continuing to nourish the most vibrant soil of music.

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