| First things first
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| We’ve been close for years
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| Whenever I would play
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| You would open your ears
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| Asked me to teach ya and I would
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| Slip you beers
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| We played all night
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| How’d we get to here?
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| Cause I carried your bags
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| Your rags and your riches
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| We had each other’s backs
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| Back then when we were big kids
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| But you just took it all for granted and ya ditched me
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| Switched when I asked you to include me in the picture!
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| It ain’t
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (No, no)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha…)
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| But you blow your own horn
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| You and talk and talk
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| It ain’t (It ain’t!)
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (It ain’t all about you!)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha!)
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| But why’d you treat me like ya do, why’d you treat me like ya do?
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| Listen now
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| We were dealt the same hand
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| Ya came running to me too quick
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| Wantin' the funds for your band
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| I showed you the ropes
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| It’s up to you to make the most of it
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| And be your own man
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| I ain’t holdin' your hand no more!
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| I know you won’t
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| Because you must be needing both hands
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| The way you’ve been blowing your own trumpet
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| And jumping up to your own dance
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| It’s so sad
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| 'Cause we were so close
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| But now you don’t even seem to notice me
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| Ya stuck so far up ya own ass!
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| It ain’t
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (No, no)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha…)
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| But you blow your own horn
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| You talk and talk
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| It ain’t (It ain’t!)
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (It ain’t all about you!)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha!)
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| But why’d you treat me like ya do, why’d you treat me like ya do?
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| This is gettin' silly
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| Little brother, ask our mother
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| Got a call from my drummer said
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| He’s gonna run and play with ya?
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| Well I’ve got another one
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| Already man, a better one
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| Let’s go, head-to-head
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| And then we’ll see who is the better son!
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| Ah, so typical!
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| So competitive!
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| I’ll take up your offer and give ya some of your own medicine
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| Your heart’s darker than a pint of Guinness
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| I’m steppin' up and I ain’t leaving 'til ya finished!
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| It ain’t
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (No, no)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha…)
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| But you blow your own horn
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| You talk and talk
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| It ain’t (It ain’t!)
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (It ain’t all about you!)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha!)
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| But why’d you treat me like ya do, why’d you treat me like ya do?
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| Ladies and gentlemen
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| Django Rinehardt
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| Goes up against his little brother D’anglo Rinehardt
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| In a sound clash to musical death!
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| Lots of images folks!
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| Get tickets now!
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| D’anglo’s stolen his brother’s drummer!
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| No love lost, it can go straight to stringing!
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| Fist-to-fist!
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| The loser can’t hide
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| And the winner takes all the pride!
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| It ain’t
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (No, no)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha…)
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| But you blow your own horn
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| You talk and talk
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| It ain’t (It ain’t!)
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| It ain’t all about you! |
| (It ain’t all about you!)
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| I really like all the things you do (Ha ha ha!)
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| But why’d you treat me like ya do, why’d you treat me like ya do?
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| Reports coming from the grand bowl here!
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| Where we saw Django and D’anglo Rinehardt
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| Come toe-to-toe musically
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| And then physically blow-to-blow!
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| After what was one of the great musical shows
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| Of our time, with both brothers in their prime
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| Losing their cool, and then losing their minds!
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| Both pulled out quite the considerable sharp knife
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| And in the aftermath
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| What can only be described as a post-musical bloodbath
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| Something happened that no man could have ever planned
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| Both brothers severed both their hands! |