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Bought & Sold
03:29
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Take me back where I come from
All I need, feelin' true
Friends that I made in my youth
Now I'm older, I love them more
Moon shines bright above, never seems to change
'Cause everyone wanted a soul
But all she gave them was a smile, yeah
People can change overnight
You most of all, yeah thats right
Find yourself underground
Where've you been? What have you found?
Now that you know the score, never want no more
'Cause everyone wanted a soul
But all she gave them was a smile
I'm feelin awful cold, like I've just been bought and sold...
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Magic
03:28
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If you wanna go I can take you there
We can leave right now
And if you wanna know what that magic do
We can show you right now
Cause it don't matter who you know
One day honey, everybody goes
Just don't get caught up in that
Crazy crazy crazy world
I don't ever wanna hear you talk about
How God is on your side
Cause some day you know that that time runs out
And time is on my side
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Play it off
I think you're two steps off
Bet you that could measure up to three
If you let me
Feel like I never felt bad
You're turning out to be a good match
But it never lasts
Guess the painting talked
But me I's framed by the mirror
Doors are mostly locked
In the - from the Chambers of Saint Peter
And I can't keep my mind off it
Just don't pull me out of this mess
But it never lasts
Play it off
I think you're two steps off
Bet you that could measure up to three
If you let me
Creo que es verdad!
You're turning out to be a good match
But it never lasts
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4. |
End of the World
03:02
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If I kept on walking, would I reach the end of the world?
If I kept on talking, would you promise to listen?
Ooo would I reach the end of the world?
Oooooooo would I reach the end of the world?
The hardest pills are the hardest to swallow
The more you keep running to the one you go back to
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5. |
Snake Eyes and a Six
03:46
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Keep giving me dreams that I can't understand
Keep telling me things that I'm scared to handle
But don't tell me twice
Yes I'm ready to roll the dice
Cause even snake eyes gonna get me high
Well maybe this time, maybe this time, maybe this time
Maybe we'll pull high, baby we'll know why
Maybe this time, time, maybe this time
So won't you tell me what's next?
Take a wild guess
Could you say any less?
Take a wild guess
Put your money to your lips
Bet on snake eyes and a six
Put your money to your lips
Bet on snake eyes and a six
Ooo it may be wild
Oh it makes me wild
And she smiles for the picture cause thats her signature
Like you don't know what's next; take a wild guess
Finally act like she's getting to the point
Well I don't mind a little lipstick on a joint, no no no no
Need nobody to forgive my sins
Girl like that'll make you want Irish twins
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I walked on the water, and I parted the sea
I'll wait all my life dear for you to come back to me
I turned water into wine
Turned the sick into blind
And I just hope that you'll help
Cause I don't want to, I don't care
I don't want to, I don't care
Ahh
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