| I’m sure that I am moving to Saint Louis
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| Three long years wandering here in New York City
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| Guess I’m looking for the right way to do this
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| The right things to call pretty
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| Young boys playing in the park, turning their backs to take a shot
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| You know I’ll stay sharp around here cause they’re the stoning and leaving type
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| It’s the kind of love that comes and goes when there’s company coming around
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| But what’s a boy to do who knows no man now?
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| what’s a boy to do who knows no man now?
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| Daddy’s been looking down his nose at all of them
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| And I’ve been looking around for someone to tell me who I am Kept saying I was too young to finish a fight
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| So I died each time they came, I never got to draw my knife
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| Well, it was just a pair of shoes in a middle school locker room
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| with the world watching
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| and Angela’s crying
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| I’m dying just a little in side as they run away
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| Funny, which words stick with you twenty years down the road when
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| you’re driving alone
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| What’s a boy to do when there’s no man at home?
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| What’s a boy to do when there’s no man at home?
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| Well, I stack my books into perfect rows
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| From the biggest down to the smallest ones
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| And I buy all the perfect clothes
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| bullet proof and black
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| so I look like a son
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| Well it was just a rainy night at Tyler’s house
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| Bottle spinning round the room
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| And everyone singing is slipping down a halfway rush of blood
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| I was grabbing Missy and trying to find the light switch in the dark
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| What’s a boy to do with no man in his heart?
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| What’s a boy to do with no man in his heart?
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| It’s all quiet for the first time
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| No voices left to fall
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| I saw a boy at the bridge
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| Car was left at the top
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| It’s four o’clock in the morning
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| It didn’t need to be like this
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| Cause the watch he left to cover up should have been a holy kiss
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| It’s not like those days.
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| It’s not like I’m scared of you.
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| What’s the son of man and a boy to do?
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| What’s the son of man and a boy to you? |