| If I had no friends, I’d have no one to ridicule
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| So goes the tale of the resident fool
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| If I clear my space, I could clear it to be with you
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| Backhanded claims of a resolute
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| If I call an end to the trouble, I’m sinking in
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| Maybe a sign for a crime or sin
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| I’ll love my girl when she comes home
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| I’ll love my boys when they get home
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| With friends like that, who needs enemies?
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| If I make no sense, I’ll be nearer to fitting in
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| Spreading the wisdom by accident
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| If I call you out, that’ll bring it all to an end
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| Token resolve of a dissident
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| When you pull me in, that’ll settle the residue
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| Maybe a sign for a crime or a sin
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| I’ll love my girl when she comes home
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| I’ll love my boys when they get home
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| With friends like that, who needs enemies? |