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My Enemy
02:21
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In the back yard drinking beer
I saw you there my friends are here
In the bedroom taking off your clothes
and packing drugs into my nose
I remember like it was yesterday
maybe it was yesterday
But anyway that was the day
this is the way I feel
I felt just like the enemy
You did me like the enemy would
I love you my enemy
I love you my enemy
You kept the love up for a year
then I tell you what I hear
There's someone else to take my place
a different feel a different face
So I forgot you left you there
Changed my look and dyed my hair
I die to think about you
I put my life into you
I felt just like the enemy
You did me like the enemy would
I love you my enemy
I love you my enemy
In a blackout feeling cold I wonder where the feeling goes
There's people all around the drugs are bleeding out my nose
Cause the car just spun out of control
As I tried to light your cigarette
You grabbed a hold of me the life just bled right out of me
I felt just like the enemy
You did me like the enemy would
I love you my enemy
I love you my enemy
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The Blur
01:31
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Beerbreath
01:54
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Can I face the day smelling like booze?
Can't get arrested if I don't leave my room..
time keeps draggin on to a country tune
That's layered in grey wrapped up in gloom
People say that I've done all this to myself
My misery I brought on myself
So hold me up don't let me fall
if you have to leave stand me up against the wall
hurry up and leave i'll just roam
I wasn't gonna ask if you'd take me home
if I could walk i'd go outside and cut your tires
I have to walk so you have to walk
People say that I've done all this to myself
My misery I brought on myself
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Stole My Guitar
01:47
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Limp Away
02:19
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