| You’re an American girl
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| Redheaded, eyes blank
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| Living in a freckle on the face of the world
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| Another dying kid that learned too much too soon
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| You’re not as good as your mom, but you’re as good as dead
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| You’re as good as dead, New Jersey ain’t the whole world
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| Which of your shots have sold?
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| Twenty-nine with your child
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| Who doesn’t give and eats what’s left of your young soul
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| Another dying spark that burned too fast too soon
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| You’re not as bad as your dad, but you’re as good as dead
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| You’re as good as dead, New Jersey ain’t the whole world
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| Don’t you leave me out here too long
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| Will you bring me out there too?
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| Don’t you leave me out here too long
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| Will you bring me out there too?
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| You’re an American girl
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| Out of line and out of time
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| A cry for the leading role, your bum childhood stole
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| A mother tired and stuck in her love-worn bed
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| You’re not as good as your mom, but you’re as good as dead
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| You’re as good as dead, New Jersey ain’t the whole world
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| Don’t you leave me out here too long
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| Will you bring me out there too?
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| Don’t you leave me out here too long
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| Will you bring me out there too? |