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Pearl Jam ~ I've Got A Feeling


I've got a feelin', a feelin' deep inside. I've got a feelin', a feelin' I can't hide. I got a feelin'. Oh please believe me, I'd hate to miss the train. And if you leave me, I won't be late again, no, no, no. I've got a feelin'. And I don't understand, how come nobody told me? Why I'd want to sing like Milli Vanilli. All I ever wanted was someone who looked like you. I got a feelin' that keeps me on my toes. I got a feelin', I think that everybody knows. I got a feelin'. Everybody had a good year, though we never saw the sunshine. Everybody had a wet dream, making Temple was a good time. Everybody made a movie, everybody had one line. Everybody misses Andy. We'll be seein' him in no time. I got a feelin'. I got a feelin', a feelin' deep inside. I got a feelin', a feelin' I can't hide. I got a feelin'. more free lyrics

I've got a feelin', a feelin' deep inside.
I've got a feelin', a feelin' I can't hide.
I got a feelin'.

Oh please believe me, I'd hate to miss the train.
And if you leave me, I won't be late again, no, no, no.
I've got a feelin'.

And I don't understand, how come nobody told me?
Why I'd want to sing like Milli Vanilli.
All I ever wanted was someone who looked like you.

I got a feelin' that keeps me on my toes.
I got a feelin', I think that everybody knows.
I got a feelin'.

Everybody had a good year, though we never saw the sunshine.
Everybody had a wet dream, making Temple was a good time.
Everybody made a movie, everybody had one line.
Everybody misses Andy. We'll be seein' him in no time.
I got a feelin'.

I got a feelin', a feelin' deep inside.
I got a feelin', a feelin' I can't hide.
I got a feelin'.

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