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Adrian Belew ~ I Wonder


I wonder wonder wonder Wonder what went wrong We used to used to used to Used to feel so strong Now we seem to come apart at the seam Now we speak impolitely Now it's a fight to be nice And you know it ain't right I remember member member Member what we had We used to used to used to Used to love so madly Now we speak impolitely Now we struggle even nightly Now it's a fight to be nice And you know it ain't right Who is reversible Who is replaceable Who is reciprocal Who is responsible You and me more free lyrics

I wonder wonder wonder
Wonder what went wrong
We used to used to used to
Used to feel so strong
Now we seem to come apart at the seam
Now we speak impolitely
Now it's a fight to be nice
And you know it ain't right

I remember member member
Member what we had
We used to used to used to
Used to love so madly
Now we speak impolitely
Now we struggle even nightly
Now it's a fight to be nice
And you know it ain't right

Who is reversible
Who is replaceable
Who is reciprocal
Who is responsible
You and me

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