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Best Defense
 
  You haven’t heard a word of what I said
I’d give anything to get inside your head
You act as if there’s nothing left to say
I guess everything is easier that way

I know that you don’t want to think about it anyway

I won’t let you hide from this
Even with your best defense
You can’t deny the way you feel about me

I know you think about it all of time
But there’s nothing left to make you change your mind
I know you think you’re doing what is right
But you’re acting on frustration out of spite

And I don’t want to say another word to start a fight

And if you’re so convinced that we’re so wrong
You’re still standing here where you’ve been all along
It doesn’t make much difference where we think that we belong



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