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Beth Orton ~ Best bit ( She cries your name Version )


From my soul I found some pride, I only found this after she died, From a moment I acquired such grace, Everybody seemed to want to take her place. The best things in life were dreams, The best things in life it seems, The best part to breaking up, Is when you're waking up to me, Reality never lives up to all as it used to be, Never seemed quite what it used to mean, All that it used to mean X3 All that it used to seem. Wasn't sure it was never quite clear, What the hell was happening all around here, Never seemed to make much sense, All that fuss for just the little of common sense. The best things in life were dreams, The best things in life it seems, The best part to breaking up, Is when you're waking up to me, Reality never lived up to quite as it used to seem, Never seemed all that it used to mean, Never seemed quite as it used to seem, All that it used to mean X2 All that it used to seem X2 All that it used to meanX2 more free lyrics

From my soul I found some pride,
I only found this after she died,
From a moment I acquired such grace,
Everybody seemed to want to take her place.

The best things in life were dreams,
The best things in life it seems,
The best part to breaking up,
Is when you're waking up to me,
Reality never lives up to all as it used to be,
Never seemed quite what it used to mean,
All that it used to mean X3
All that it used to seem.

Wasn't sure it was never quite clear,
What the hell was happening all around here,
Never seemed to make much sense,
All that fuss for just the little of common sense.

The best things in life were dreams,
The best things in life it seems,
The best part to breaking up,
Is when you're waking up to me,
Reality never lived up to quite as it used to seem,
Never seemed all that it used to mean,
Never seemed quite as it used to seem,
All that it used to mean X2
All that it used to seem X2
All that it used to meanX2

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