1. |
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She don’t love me anymore
She don’t love me anymore
She don’t love me anymore
She don’t love me anymore
Oh no no no
When we met she had a boyfriend
Then she fell in love with me
But she don’t love me anymore
She don’t love me anymore
Oh no no no
She says this happens all the time
She says it happens to almost everyone
But I don’t want anybody else
No I don’t want anybody else
Oh no no no
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Clint & Charlie
02:26
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Charlie got a little worked up last night
(Deplorable, how immature)
So Clint insisted on a movie, Clint said:
(Sit and keep your mouth shut, focus on the main plot)
Well, all in all it’s better than to be alone
Falls behind on Social Justice studies
(But it’s essential to be well informed)
It all comes crumbling down eventually, Clint said:
(Sit and keep your mouth shut focus on your popcorn)
Oh preachers will teach them all good things in life
(every melody echoes with courage and pride)
Oh Clint don’t care but Charlie really tries
(A crow on the shoulder, a nail in the spine)
Well, all in all it’s better than to be alone
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There is one reason I am here
Only one reason I am here
We're running around in circles
The carrots formed in troops
I painted you a pony
You thought it seemed confused
There are foxes in the ditch
That are hiding from the cars
Oh no I can't forget there faces
I go tiptoe with my camera
There is one reason I am here
Only one reason I am here
Oh there is only one
The crowd demands a landslide
A severe amount of work
My legacy is nonsense
My purpose been reversed
It lingers in the air
And it makes me feel immune
Although I know I'm just a bathtub
At the bottom of the ocean
There is one
Only one
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