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I'm sorry, I did not mean for the impression I have made
You've just met me, and maybe you once believed the things they had to say

Oh, the water, it's so cold
When you're looking at it from the outside
And we are only known to grow so old
Maybe I am worth a try

Hold me long enough to find
that I am strange, but I am just a different kind
You told me you were trying to find
Somebody who could take her off your mind
Well, find somebody else
'Cause I am looking for a different kind

Maybe I'm just overthinking things more than I should
It's not a crime, but it's a habit I would break if only I could

Oh, the water, it's so cold
When you're looking at it from the outside
And we are only known to grow so old
Maybe I am worth your time

Hold me long enough to find
that I am strange, but I am just a different kind
You told me you were trying to find
Somebody who could take her off your mind
Well, find somebody else
'Cause I am looking for a different kind

Hold me long enough to find
that I am strange, but I am just a different kind
You told me you were trying to find
Somebody who could take her off your mind
Well, find somebody else
'Cause I am looking for a different kind

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from Self Titled (2010), released June 18, 2010

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