| The end of the century
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| I said my goodbyes for what it’s worth
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| I always aimed to please but I nearly died
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| For what it’s worth come on lay with me
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| Cause I’m on fire for what it’s worth
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| I’d tear the sun in three to light up your eyes
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| Broke up the family
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| Everybody crying for what it’s worth
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| I have a slow disease that sucked me dry
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| For what it’s worth come on walk with me
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| Into the rising tide for what it’s worth
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| Filled a cavity, your God-shaped hole tonight
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| For what it’s worth
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| No one cares when you’re out on the street
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| Picking up the pieces to make ends meet
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| No one cares when you’re down in the gutter
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| Got no friends, got no lover
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| No one cares when you’re out on the street
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| Picking up the pieces to make ends meet
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| No one cares when you’re down in the gutter
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| Got no friends, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| For what it’s worth, got no lover
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| Got no friends, got no lover |