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Yesterday's Rain
03:53
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Some women can do with the eyes
Some ladies can do alibis
How many retired that way
You better get ready for yesterday's rain
She don't remember it all, still can't recall
It oughta be vivid, a story so tall
How many retired that way
You gotta get ready for yesterday's rain
Some women cannot minimize
Some ladies have no alibis
It took a cool girl to drive you insane
Now it's a hot lady to do it again
How many retired that way
You better get ready for yesterday's rain
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BYW
03:17
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Because you're wrong, everybody stops and stares at you.
Because you're wrong, everything you think and say and do.
Nothing ever goes the way, no one hears a word you say,
No one knows the rules you made, never ever get your way, it's true
Because you're wrong, everybody stops and stares at you.
Because you're wrong, everything you think and say and do.
Orange man got in your head, in your job and in your bed, it's true.
Because you're wrong, everybody stops and stares at you.
Because you're wrong, everything you think and say and do.
Easier to spot that way, Bernie, Hilary, and Che,
Taylor Swift, and Power Fist, tattoos.
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Brain
03:20
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You used to talk to me
Now you stare at a small screen
You used to be so cool
Now I find that was not you
Ah, what happened to your brain?
What happened to your brain?
You used to show me off...
What happened to your brain?
What happened to your brain?
You used to follow me
Now I find that was not me
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