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Go Home
02:31
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I can't take this no more I've got to get out
I think you know just what I'm talking about
It's not that I don't care that's not what I'm saying
It's this game of questions that I'm tired of playing
But I'll tell you what I'm gonna do now
I'm gonna go home
I'll tell you what I'm gonna do now
I'm gonna home
So much to do so much to do I'm so overwhelmed
I'm trying to stand but you keep pushing me back down
And all I'm asking what are you gonna do?
When I'm gone who's gonna look after you?
But I'll tell you what I'm gonna do now
I'm gonna go home
I'll tell you what I'm gonna do now
I'm gonna home
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No More, No Way
03:34
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The choice was made
And the plans were laid
But I wouldn't know anything about that
Now my ways are shamed
A drink in his hand
Puts a smile on his face
But the grin that's on him
Is made out of sin
And I've got to get out of this place
No more
No way
No more
No more, no way
That old door
It creaks and turns
It closes and tells me know
While the building burns
But I can't stay here
I've got to escape
But the chains are on him
They're made out of sin
And now I'm running in place
No more
No way
No more
No more, no way
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