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All Your Troubles
03:17
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cut my hair with my grade school scissors
you lit a candle for our family troubles
you drank yourself slow
liquor nice and warm
just keep blowing smoke
at all your troubles
i lit a candle for all of our troubles
don't let it get worse
don't let it get
i thought about the south
and the severe weather
it keeps us on our toes
and the troubles
well, they made us
i lit a candle for all of our troubles
don't let it get worse
don't let it get
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2. |
Run Until They Catch You
02:53
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run until they catch you
it's a different story every day
yet it's all the same
hope is a dangerous place
it's hungry
and it bites
and i'll be there when you wake
keeping my cheeks dry
is it midnight
or high noon
you pay your rent to the bottle
and run until they catch you
did you make your bed
pull it all over your head
and seek asylum, home
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