“Ooh, how'm I gonna get over you?
I'll be alright
Just not tonight
But someday”

"Gonna Get Over You"
Written by Bareilles and Sam Farrar
Lyrics, Kaleidoscope Heart (2009)

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American pop rock singer-songwriter and pianist 1979

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