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new person

  1. see under feel like oneself.



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“Undressed” is tender and pained in its chorus — “I don’t want to get undressed for a new person all over again,” he sings, before the shockingly mature and mournful confession at the bridge — “I don’t want the children of another man / To have the eyes of a girl I won’t forget.”

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"It completely changed my life. I felt like a new person, alive again. It's not just how I look, it's how I feel and being able to keep up with my son."

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“It is surprising that he is back at it, I thought he had moved on and found a new person to harass.”

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“He’s a whole new person from when he went in,” she said.

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“It doesn’t name an additional new person who could be indicted. I think it’s just a distraction.”

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