“Everybody’s got their differences
too bad
here’s a circumstance in which the stakes are high
everybody’s got their secrets out
so sad
go around the room and see who doesn’t cry Soon enough
you’ll be free to write it off
you don’t know enough
to call a bluff
and the one who does
will never ever tell”

"Soon Enough" · Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkjIoIhNDVY <br class="br">Song lyrics, Charmer (2012)

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