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I See The Blues
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You never meant to much
to me or to anyone.
I always liked you
but i never thought yo were any fun.
We ran throught the same streets
and the same railroadtracks.
We screamed the same things
that were never going back.
that were never going back.
I see the blues
It tears a hole in your soul
Nothing to lose
In this dying world
You turn to booze
Crying over a girl
You lost your right hand
and i think that i might understand.
We're all going down
Left behind in our hometown
I see you
and your so called friends
They wont see you
and they dont comprehend
They put mind over matter
They sit and sip their wine
To afraid to listen
Leaving everyone behind
Leaving everyone behind
I see the blues
It tears a hole in your soul
Nothing to lose
In this dying world
You turn to booze
Crying over a girl
You lost your right hand
and i think that i might understand.
We're all going down
Left behind in our hometown
You take the bus home
Always so alone
It aint easy
when you realise you kicked off of the throne
You wake up one morning
and you realise that you aint got no home
But your in love for once
and i think that this could be it
I think that this could be it
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