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Stone Temple Pilots ~ And So I Know


And so I know, it's begun again Never be the same, and with that I said Never ever be this way again Hold on till the end (campfire girls make me feel alright) (Campfire girls make me feel alright) Like it's the last hello Whirlwinds and rollercoasters Long grass making shapes hello Disappearing, disappearing floating graves Never, ever, ever, ever be this way Never ever be this way again And so I know (campfire girls make me feel alright) (Campfire girls make me feel alright) It's begun again Never the same, and with that I said Campfire girls, make me feel alright more free lyrics

And so I know, it's begun again
Never be the same, and with that I said
Never ever be this way again
Hold on till the end (campfire girls make me feel alright)
(Campfire girls make me feel alright)

Like it's the last hello
Whirlwinds and rollercoasters
Long grass making shapes hello
Disappearing, disappearing floating graves
Never, ever, ever, ever be this way
Never ever be this way again
And so I know (campfire girls make me feel alright)
(Campfire girls make me feel alright)

It's begun again
Never the same, and with that I said
Campfire girls, make me feel alright

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