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Tame Impala and Zara Larsson are also in the Top 5.
Apr 10, 2026 • 10:45 PM
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Shifting, shifting, shifting aloud Like it makes so much difference to me Huffing, puffing, marching around Like I know how much better it should be I know it looks like I disagree nine-tenths of the time But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind Childhood puppy is old and gruff Your mother wants to give him away Pillar of strength was lifted off his deathbed Three weeks ago today But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind But I don't really mind
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