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pick it up 2016
03:35
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why's it the ones you always hurt the worst
are always there to help you first
this ain't no disco
at best it's a jacked-up sing-along
and friends you thought you had right by yr side
all runnin' for some place to hide
ya barely even notice that they're gone
ohh mistakes i've made & lord the price i've paid
to realize somethin's goin' on
yr mind's yr biggest con but yr
heart tells you to go on &
pick it up
move it along
yeah
why's it we always seem to lose the fight
between what's fun & what is right
it's gonna be a struggle
til the end
and now i'm out back smokin' bees for honey
and playin' all these songs for money
time & time again til god knows when
ohh mistakes i've made & lord the price i've paid
to realize somethin's goin' wrong
yr mind's yr biggest con but yr
heart tells you to go on &
pick it up
move it along
yeah
please
yeah
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sad song 2016
02:08
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cherry bombs n the dust bowl
she said she'd never go home
never been to the strange times
she said she wouldn't pack lite
now that's somethin' she gave to me
i oughta give it all back
tag it too so it seems so
attack give in to the dream
oooooh
transistor radio sad song
standing room full empty domes
no need to ever use vice grips
51 trade phony notes
saddle up and come with me
we'll ride it out to a breeze
they're never comin' to take it away
after payin' those dues
oooooh
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