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wished to be a little more like them? But I bet every time two stars are breaking up That they wish somehow, someway they were a little more like us
everybody everywhere had a lighter load to bear And a little bigger piece of the pie We'd be livin' us a pretty good life That'd be alright Go heavy
and scratch that break Now just blow a little bit of that smoke my way And let's go (You are now smoking with the best, the best) I said one more time for
and possibilities And how the hours fly by, cause life is all around us So much to talk and laugh about between you and me Oh it feels so fine to know you got
How many more times can we lay on the line Watching our love hang by a thread So please, please, let me grow old with you After everything we've
me up the hill. There's no, no looking back for us, we got love sure 'nough, that's enough. You're all, you're all I need to get by. Like
probably wasn't, but it seemed a little better back when Gravel lot spot by the porta johns 'Bout a quarter mile from the door Worked three weeks for
that she may cry It's too late now (Top late now) For each sweet little lullaby It's too late now (Too late now) 'Cause I'm more than happy
that she may cry It's too late now (Top late now) For each sweet little lullaby It's too late now (Too late now) 'Cause I'm more than happy
that slow us down If it's too quiet, we make our own noise Now you can bet your boots by the end of the week My pretty little girl is ready for me
the two of us I would of tried a little harder I would have cried a little louder I would have lied with more aplomb I, I, I, I, I, I, I should have
matter what Let's remember to be kind Give a little more (give a little more) We had is a dream And we let it get away Somebody up there look at us
I met a little girl and I settled down In a little house on out on the edge of town We got married, swore we'd never part Then little by little we
on The truth had stopped and the skyline rose Exchanging comfort for more fashionable clothes I'd left the hills at this point in time To run on treadmills in
And all the little children that 'round your table grow The cattle in your stable, the dog by your front door And all that dwell within your gates We wish
through in stereo No lies, no more hysteria please. I want no more lies, no more hysteria No lies, coming through in stereo No lies, no more hysteria please
O little town of Bethlehem, How still we see thee lie! Above thy deep and dreamless sleep The silent stars go by; Yet in thy dark streets shineth
whole life tryna be more like her So on every Christmas Eve I thank my family tree Yeah, a mother's love gave us everything Oh, a mother's love is
by but We're more than consumers We more than shooters, more than looters Created in this image so God live through us And even in this generation,
They told us where to go But Johnny said, "I like 'em Don't you give them no trash" You see, we were Johnny's little boys And we got paid by Cash
me up the hill. There's no, no looking back for us, we got love sure 'nough, that's enough. You're all, you're all I need to get by. Like
I see main street closing, Miles of “For Sale” signs, And them fields ain’t growin' Fast enough to get us by I feel the sweet release, of a Friday
There is so much more we can do So much more we can be What we need is already in front of us And within we all hold the key Surrounded by all of our
Can I buy you a drink you look lonely well so I might and it might help us both I can tell by that lost look in your eyes just like me you lost
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