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Ani Difranco ~ Know Now Then


It's not so much that we got closer
It's that her face just go tbigger
And by the time it was filling up my whole view
I figured my face had got bigger too
So i used it ot try and way her
Say something to her
Make my case
But my face
Never had a chance
All along it was the wrong song and dance

I just stood there
Without even a stance
Helpless to her advance
And her retreat
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It wasn't so much that we fell in love as
My life just seemed to come down
To a slow walk on a straight line
Between her smile and her frown
And maybe we never were as close
As we should have been
But i didn't know what i now now, then
Yeah, i didn't know what i know now, then


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