| Lying’s in the family, same with secrecy
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| Battlin' designs so deep that
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| I lost a finger to my mother
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| When we played a game… cards and hearts and cash
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| Not a scratch ticket in sight…
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| To name a few 50 dollars here won’t make a difference
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| When I go out hunting, I could find on two
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| Creeper creeper… lagoon
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| So I’m wading stumps and stamps
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| Collection to the brim
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| Keepin' up
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| I’m collectin' dead men, as we speak
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| Sweet as bourbon pie
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| Oh I wish the wind would grab this swirlin' tail of mine
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| Whip that silly sapling till the clock chimed
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| I don’t even know that my blues' gone black
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| The only thing I know’s this silly white girl’s track
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| I coulda been the mother coulda been the best
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| But I’m only sleepin' in a bed I made long ago
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| It’s a blue and black one
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| Even though it’s already scorched to the bone
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| Cause those are my colors of sadness those are my colors
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| I’m regardin' trees, have you peeped any recently
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| I heard 'em say we’re an assinine race
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| Washin' our faces in turpentine
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| Eatin' off of plates washed over with mines I got a life?
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| Resistin' decay that just comes with life
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| Part of the package
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| Resistin' decay that
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| Comes… with… life… too… quiet… for… me
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| Keepin' up my accent helps to make it all
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| Secret to the bone
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| Really keepin' this from failin'
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| Cause I care to hard for to laken it together
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| If only I could be as sweet and sincere
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| Keepin' up with friends and family dear
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| I made a call to an old friend who didn’t seem
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| To happy to hear from me
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| So maybe i’m a mother, maybe i’m lost
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| Could it be that I ain’t so nice to be around
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| It’s not your friends that keep you in line it’s your
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| Family that drives you out of your mind
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| I gotta keep up with Mr. Jones
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| And a Devil who eats my brother’s bones
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| When I find him I’ll make him wait
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| As long as my very first date |