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Bully
03:08
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Hey buddy, why you always standing by yourself?
Come over here
Show em' that shit you always do that makes us laugh
But you don't look like us, so pack your bags or we'll kick your ass
Hey buddy, why you always missing school?
I guess you're just not smart enough
I saw you peeking around the corner to see if we were here today
Well we're not going anywhere, I hope you enjoy your new bruises today
Guess you're not so tough
And hey buddy, another year the same old story, another notch on your belt
Yeah you lost a little weight and grew a couple inches, but you're still in hell
Hey buddy, it's been a few years, I seen you had a glimmer of success
You know we were just kids back then, just teasin' along with all the rest
You see, I just got out of jail and I'm down on my luck
Just wonderin' if maybe I could borrow a few bucks (A few bucks)
I smiled as the sun shined down
Go fuck yourself was my reply
I'm never coming back to your town
Can I take a message from the rest of you clowns?
I'm driving to Chicago to play a gig and have a good meal
And I feel so alive
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Boredom by Gambo
01:43
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Alomar Akron, Ohio
smile and wave
Now on Spotify and Apple Music.
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