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Sonic
02:43
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I'm savin' yeah I'm savin' six shots for Saturday night
I'm savin' enough for myself if that's alright
And I know and I know and I know
As well as you do
And I know and I know and I know
I'm gonna go home all alone
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You're quiet tonight
Nobody knows why, and nobody really cares
Especially not this guy
And you know and you know and you know
As well as I do
And you know and you know and you know
You fucking kill me
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43
02:02
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Maybe I should know
Maybe I should go
Maybe I should know
Pack up the gear let's roll
You ripped me apart, again
You ripped me apart, let's be friends
Maybe I should know
Maybe I should go
Maybe I should know
Pack up the gear let's roll
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3. |
I Don't Even Know Yet
01:30
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And she said, she's sorry
For everything she did, and everything she said
You tore me into two.
Just so you can get torn apart too.
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Wawanomus Hogonomus
02:33
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I think it's time for you to go
I think it's time for you
I think it's time for you to go
I think it's time for you to fall back
I see you pressed up against me
I see you pressed up against me
I think it's time for you to go
I think it's time for you to fall back
(it's time for you to go)
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Larry Nodder Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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