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No Tagbacks
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Whats a boy to do with sand
when all he wanted was a hand
cant you help a brother out
words left your lips as i went out
To the sound of a new steady beat
i no longer want to repeat
the way your feet hit the sidewalk
old converse on a beanstalk
That was a low blow wasnt it?
Silly sayings still follow me
silly words still hollow me
On my knees on the train tracks
on my knees cause theres no tagbacka
if it keeps raining this sweater wont do
the rain hits harder and the water soaks thru
That was a low blow wasnt it
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TV Repairman
02:08
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