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My New House
01:41
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My friends
Make yourselves at home in here
Have a smoke
Pour yourselves a drink
Hang your coats
Listen to the music
That we make
In my new house
My friends
Still owe me so much money
It's insane
But I gotta ask myself
What do I owe them
What do I owe them
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My Old Friends
01:40
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You lied to me but I don't care
We're gonna leave you on the side of the road
You don't believe me forget you man
I've got my own plans I've got my old friends
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Catch A Break
01:27
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Sometimes I get ahead of myself
Just like anyone does
Try to catch a break and fall
That's life and it gets the best of us
If it hurts too much inside
You get back on the horse and ride
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How to escape an adversary
Draw a straight line in the sand
Lay your cards down on the table
Swear you'll never show your face around
I relinquish all power of privilege and class
Surrender my inheritance
No cause for celebration
Low costs to everyone
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