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You fell asleep while watching TV,
I left the room oh-so-quietly.
You broke everything you promised me,
Now you’re begging me oh-so-desperately.
I don’t know when you mean what you say,
All I know is how to show you why you make me feel this way.
I will put everything in its place.
I didn’t know what happened when you punched me squarely in the face.
Nothing happens when we go out at night.
You’ve got a cigarette but you need a light.
Always gotta start even little fights,
reinforcing “you can’t do nothing right.”
I don’t know when you mean what you say,
All I know is how to show you why you make me feel this way.
I will put everything in its place.
I didn’t know what happened when you punched me squarely in the face.
Won’t you stop this stupid fit?
Your love just isn’t worth shit.
I will put everything in its place.
I didn’t know what happened when you punched me squarely in the face.
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Bantam Foxes New Orleans, Louisiana
Sam and Collin like to play guitars.
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