When U Loved Me (acoustic)

from Sticky Thumb by Hether

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[Verse 1]
Who was I when you loved me?
Who was I?
Who were you when I loved you?
Babe, it's you
I don't think I know

[Verse 2]
I was different but you were too
Matching socks and old cartoons
Wish those days never changed
Who was I when you loved me?

[Bridge]
Oh, I want you
Do you want me back?
Oh, I need you
Who was I?

[Chorus]
Who was I when you loved me?

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from Sticky Thumb, released January 15, 2021

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