| Bobby rode that bar stool
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| And everynight he’d start off with a smile.
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| He tell a joke he told before,
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| Just sit there laughing for a while.
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| But when it got close to closing
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| We’d have to call a cab and take his keys.
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| Cause he’d be crying out «I'm Sorry»
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| To someone only he could see.
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| Scars…
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| We all hide…
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| What we burry, and then carry
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| Deep inside, makes life hard.
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| We all lay our scars.
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| Door bell rang at midnight.
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| Carol stood there crying at the door.
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| In her night gown with a suitcase,
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| Saying, «I just couldn’t take it anymore.»
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| We stood up all night talking, about all the pain and heart ache, that she…
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| sang
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| Then she said, «What is it about me, that i only choose the ones who treat me
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| mean?»
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| Scars.
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| We all hide.
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| What we burry, and then carry, deep inside…
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| Makes life hard.
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| We all lay our scars.
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| Sometimes all it takes, is some faded photograph from my old man.
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| And i’m right back in that struggle.
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| And i may never understand.
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| Scars…
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| We don’t show…
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| What we burry, and then carry…
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| Down the road… makes life hard
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| We all have our… Scars.
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| Makes life hard…
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| We all have our, scars. |