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My lover's got humor 我的爱人虽然幽默 She's the giggle at a funeral 可你却在他的葬礼上咯咯发笑 Knows everybody's disapproval 我知道世人皆不容我 I should've worshiped her sooner 我应该对你俯首朝拜 If the Heavens
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