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Everyone Hates a Know-it-all
 
  In a flash I’ll change the universe
Or at least the world I knew
I’m so sick and tired of watching those
Who say and never do
You’re right

And this waiting seems to last for hours
As I wait impatiently
And it’s hard to find the strength inside
To be who I should be
You’re right

Why should I believe the words
You’re telling me are true?
It doesn’t seem like anybody feels the way I do

I’m not too proud to say when I was wrong
Everyone hates a know-it-all

So I thought I’d change the universe
And the world I thought I knew
But it seems that change is relative
To what we believe is true
You’re right




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