| I walked the whole nine yards
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| Across town and missed the boat
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| I gave your diamond ring
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| To the rough part of the sea
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| I left a pocket full of sunshine
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| In my other jeans
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| And then it rained cats and dogs
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| And I’m allergic to them all
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| Yeah!
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| Try not to think about it
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| Try not to dwell on it
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| But I like to worry myself sometimes
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| About things I can’t control
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| I didn’t wear a smile today
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| I looked up and all the blue skies turned grey
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| I don’t know how I’m expected to carry on this way
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| Embraced my red letter day
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| And then the mail didn’t run
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| I stopped to smell a rose
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| But ate shit and poisoned oak
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| I went out on a limb
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| And a little bird told me off
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| I took one for the road
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| And drove directly into a wall
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| Come on!
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| Try not to think about it
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| Try not to dwell on it
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| But I like to worry myself sometimes
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| About things I can’t control
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| I didn’t wear a smile today
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| I looked up and all the blue skies turned grey
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| I don’t know how I’m expected to carry on this way
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| My trucks broken down
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| My stomach feels sick
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| My phone just died
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| And my neighbour is a dick
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| I lost my wallet
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| My back hurts
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| My knee hurts
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| But who am I to complain?
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| I didn’t wear a smile today
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| I looked up and all the blue skies turned grey
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| I don’t know how I’m expected to carry on this way
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| (Should have never gotten out of bed)
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| I didn’t wear a smile today
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| I looked up and all the blue skies turned grey
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| I don’t know how I’m expected to carry on this way
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| This ain’t my year, this ain’t my week, this ain’t my day
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| This ain’t my week, this ain’t my year, this ain’t my day
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| This ain’t my week, this ain’t my year, this ain’t my day |