Change

Album: Change (2012)
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  • To make you want me I can fabricate the truth
    I'll give you easy it'll keep me destitute
    You hang me up on the line, hang me out to dry
    And you got nothing to lose

    You've got the story all made up inside your head
    You write me out of it and use your words instead
    You hold me just out of reach, keep me pounding the beat
    Take all the soul you can get

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change

    You take no chances and you give no other choice
    You fill your pockets and you empty out my voice
    You use the shallow and old, trade the heart for the gold
    You sell the song for the noise

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change

    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change
    You want me to change, change, change
    You want me to change Writer/s: TIMOTHY BRUNS
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Hipgnosis Songs Group, O'NEIL HAGAMAN, PLLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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