| If I woke up in the mornin'
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| And the world was back to front
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| There was sunshine in the evenin'
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| And the moon came out for lunch
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| I wouldn’t mind walkin' backwards with you
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| At least we’d always know where we’d be goin' to
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| We could talk till we forget how to talk
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| And we could learn to laugh again
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| Like when we were children
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| We could learn to dance again
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| Like nobody is watchin'
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| If everyone was gettin' young
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| There’d be a smile on your face
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| If all the friends that passed away
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| Came back to this place
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| We’d be puttin' down the daisies
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| Drinkin' milk and feelin' lazy
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| There’s no sense in any senses
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| What’s the use in independence?
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| We could play of the tears that came
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| We could walk till we forget how to walk
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| And cool till we forget anything at all
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| And we would laugh again
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| Like when we were children
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| We could learn to dance again
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| Like nobody is watchin'
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| We could learn to look right
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| Into each others eyes
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| 'Cause we got nothin' to hide
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| We got nothin' but to laugh again
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| Like when we were children
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| Like when we were children
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| Back to front, front to back
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| Will you come backwards with me
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| Backwards with me?
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| Front to back, back to front
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| Will you come backwards with me
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| Backwards with me?
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| We could learn to laugh again
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| Like when we were children
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| We could learn to dance again
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| Like nobody is watchin'
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| We could learn to laugh again
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| Like when we were children
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| We could learn to smile again
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| Like nobody is watchin'
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| Backwards with me |