| She just wanna party
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| Never saying sorry
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| Feel it in her body
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| Look at what she started
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| So she just wanna party ('cause it never feel wrong)
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| ('til the money’s all gone, she ain’t) never saying sorry
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| (What the hell the world coming to?)
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| (Where kids are in the other room, she) feel it in her body
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| (She drop it to the floor, DHS is at the door)
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| (Would ya) look at what she started
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| (It was all fun and games, now they yelling out her name)
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| (Because) she just wanna
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| Now I used to work with this girl, Jenny
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| Chugging Henny, every night she got lit like charcoal
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| We smoked, did coke, I stopped, I got old
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| But Jenny stayed doing lines like a bar code
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| She sniffed white, veins blue, blood red, so American
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| Don’t we all wanna stay kids?
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| She never grew up, late twenties, looking forty
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| Heroin can make you age real quick
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| Her boyfriend had darted, didn’t wanna catch her charges
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| She was laying there, convulsin', overdosin' on the carpet
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| As her daughter’s cryin', mother’s dyin', Beatles playin'
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| Needles layin' off to the side like a garnish
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| Heard she entered rehab and she got a job at Target
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| But the Devil wanna finish what he started
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| He built a stairway to Heaven from the bed of her apartment
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| Went from beautiful to funeral, 'cause she just wanna
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| Dance with the Devil
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| 'til he take her to a nice little cabin in the valley
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| Saw her at the season premiere
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| It’s too bad, I’m turned up at the season finale
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| Add another number to the tally
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| 'cause she could never say no
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| 'cause she don’t wanna quit
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| She don’t wanna do some shit that she don’t wanna do
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| She just wanna party
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| Never saying sorry
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| Feel it in her body
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| Look at what she started
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| So she just wanna party ('cause it never feel wrong)
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| ('til the money’s all gone, she ain’t) never saying sorry
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| (What the hell the world coming to?)
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| (Where kids are in the other room, she) feel it in her body
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| (She drop it to the floor, DHS is at the door)
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| (Would ya) look at what she started
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| (It was all fun and games, now they yelling out her name)
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| (Because) she just wanna
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| Morgan was not in school on Monday
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| And her teacher already knew why
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| So when Morgan showed up there the following week
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| Her teacher gave her a hug, wow, she cried
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| She said, «Morgan, I saw it on the news…
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| I wish there was something I could do»
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| And Morgan said, «Thanks, maybe you could go bring my mom back
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| If you know God, could you put me in contact? |
| Nevermind»
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| Morgan’s only ten
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| But she feel the terror and despair so deep inside
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| Her peers could hear her holding back tears
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| All year when it was silent reading time
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| Thinking, «Mom, did you not know others can suffer
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| For the things you do? |
| Now it’s too late to discover
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| 'cause your daughter’s still here even though you can’t love her
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| Did you know I’d be moving in with my grandmother
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| This year? |
| Christmas here
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| You’re the only thing on my list this year
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| I wrote it forty times on my letter to Santa
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| And I love my grandma, but it’s just weird
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| Living here without you, would you please come back?»
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| That’s what she thought as she’s sitting in class
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| Holding back these tears, mom disappeared
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| She just wanna party
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| Never saying sorry
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| Feel it in her body
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| Look at what she started
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| So she just wanna party (Morgan's all grown up now)
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| (Don't give a fuck now, she) never saying sorry
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| (She's gone insane from all this pain)
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| (Wanna) feel it in her body
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| (Can't stop the cycle, dropped out of high school)
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| Look at what she started
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| (It was all fun and games, now they yelling out her name)
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| (Because) she just wanna |