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[Verse 1]
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I don't want to get over you. I guess I could take 
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a sleeping pill and sleep at will and not have to 
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go through what I go through. I guess I should take 
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Prozac, right, and just smile all night at somebody new,
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Somebody not too bright but sweet and kind who would
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try to get you off my mind. I could leave this agony behind

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which is just what I'd do if I wanted to, but I don't 
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want to get over you

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[Verse 2]
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cause I don't want to get over love. 
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I could listen to my therapist, pretend you don't exist
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and not have to dream of what I dream of; I could listen
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to all my friends and go out again and pretend it's enough,
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or I could make a career of being blue - I could dress 
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in black and read Camus, smoke clove cigarettes and drink 

[Chorus]
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vermouth like I was 17, wouldn't that be a scream but I
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don't want to get over you.