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Smashing Pumpkins ~ Sweet Sweet


Sweet sweet sweet sweet little agony I don't know just where you've been But I'll take take take All that you have for me In sin Where are we going? And they all want you to change And they all want you to change And the sad sad sad All the sad faces drown In this town Where are we going? And they all want you to change Where are we going? And they all want you to change Where are we going? more free lyrics

Sweet sweet sweet sweet little agony
I don't know just where you've been
But I'll take take take
All that you have for me
In sin
Where are we going?

And they all want you to change
And they all want you to change

And the sad sad sad
All the sad faces drown
In this town
Where are we going?

And they all want you to change
Where are we going?
And they all want you to change
Where are we going?

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