| How does it feel to fall to your knees
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| When your feet were dug into the sand
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| Well the rest turned away, said they didn’t like the way
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| You dealt with the matter at hand
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| Live downstairs, on the bottom of your ceiling
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| I vouch for your friend that everyone hates
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| I’ve heard her secrets taken to the grave
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| And only see your face in the hallway
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| Called up my friend with a heartfelt favor
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| Asked him for paying of the dues I’ve made
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| Wake in the morning with stormy weather
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| Bought from the man looking round my way
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| She’s so far west, a local’s guest
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| Running through your mind 'til she’s out of breath
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| Saints and sinners, different dialects
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| I’ll say sorry if the call connects
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| Cruel is my sand called you unfamiliar
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| Lying on the step to check your pulse
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| I rustle in my bag to find the better side of me I don’t know
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| Called up my friend asked a friendly favor
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| All for the dues that I’d felt I’d paid
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| He told me «my comrade I’m not your savior»
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| She’s living down the bottom of Elmore Grange
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| How does it felt to fall to your knees
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| When your feet were dug into the sand?
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| Well the rest turned away said they didn’t like the way
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| You dealt with the matter at hand
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| How does it felt to fall to your knees
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| When your feet were dug into the sand?
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| Well the rest turned away said they didn’t like the way
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| You dealt with the matter at hand |