1. |
give 'em a chance
04:04
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slugged a bottle feeling hazy
I wanna talk to her but I'm lazy
cracked a smile from across the room
my voice will sink into a granite tomb
and I don't want to be alone
but my clothes fit like home
talking to you on the phone
my insides feel like stone
and then she asked for a lighter
I wasn't much of a fighter
and then she asked me to dance
I should've given her the chance
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2. |
mary have mercy
02:49
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I understand
she snaps like a rubber band
with a big right hand
it's too hard to be a man
I don't wanna stay inside
my friends never see me cry
drinking Rolling Rock at night
we want to be crucified
she ate my snacks
almost gave me a heart attack
she calls me lame
I think that I feel the same
I don't wanna stay inside
my friends never see me cry
drinking Rolling Rock at night
we want to be crucified
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3. |
pupperoo
01:48
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sweet and static little pup
I swung by just to say what's up
all my friends have gone away
without you why would I stay
sweet and static pupperoo
without you I don't know what I'd do
heaven's pawing at my feet
I just wanna give you treats
promise me that you'll always be true
be as true as you howl at the moon
promise me that you'll always be kind
it's kind of hard to be good but I don't mind
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