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I Don't Depend On You
 
  Verse :
The night
So young
You could lose
You could gain
Your temperature's rising
Better pull in to the outside lane
You always say you're not the jealous kind
Then you tell all your friends
That I've got one thing on my mind
Chorus :
I've played this scene before
You had one foot in the door
But there's always plenty more
Don't try to use me
I don't depend on you
I've got my own friends too
I'll never be your wife
Don't try to use me
I've played this scene before
You had one foot in the door
But there's always plenty more
Don't try to use me
Chorus 2 :
It's cruel but it's true
I don't depend on you
It's cruel but it's true
Go back to the end of the queue
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