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Birthday Kiss
03:17
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I wanna give you your birthday kiss, blow out your candles and make a wish
For tomorrow, tomorrow
Your house shakes as a train rolls by, hand me a drink and I wonder why
I’m still shaking, I’m still shaking
Do you know that I could never let you go?
Your sister’s rolling in the cake, she’s really drunk and there’s nothing fake
about it, cause she’s shitfaced
People fill up your backyard, brought you a gift and I brought you a card
that’s not saying, what I wanted
Like do you know that I could never let you go?
And do you think that I could call you in a week?
( oh maybe not, now)
You look so beautiful tonight, your silhouette in the backyard light
Shows you’re not wearing, much of anything
I never thought we were much of a pair, but I can’t stop, I just want to stare
Birthday kiss, let me give you your birthday kiss,
it’s just a birthday kiss, birthday kiss
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God's Left Hook
03:54
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It’s time to grow up now
Grow up fast
Make up for the lost time
And stop all the blame
Everything you said now
Is all about you
I know you won’t listen
But you’re way out of line
Well I understand, yes I understand
Now I’m a grown man
Well I understand, I don’t understand
Everything we said or we did
All I really know is I was just a kid
It doesn’t seem to me that things have ever changed
It always ends up being me as the one to blame
I thought it was over
Til God’s left hook
Came out of nowhere
Now I’m back in the ring
We gotta be right
And win that belt
take it to the grave, now
when it don’t mean a thing
Well I understand, yes I understand
Now I’m a grown man
Well I understand, I don’t understand
Everything we said or we did
All I really know is I was just a kid
It doesn’t seem to me that things have ever changed
It always ends up being me as the one to blame
I don’t remember what we said or we did
All I really know is I was just a kid
It doesn’t seem to me that things have ever changed
It always ends up being me as the one to blame
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Momma's Boy
04:40
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Shine
03:45
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