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Artist: Anvil
Canonical path: /anvil/eat-your-words
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Eat Your Words
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Eat Your Words
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Opinions are like assholes everybody’s got one got one
Consuming crow don’t speak before you know
Eat, eat your words
Shoot yourself in the foot when all’s been said and done...said and done
Burning fire go retire
Eat, eat your words. Eat, eat your words
Prove you wrong you must stay strong
Swallow the poison and put you to shame put you to shame
Devour crow don’t speak before you know
Eat, eat your words
When you fail you have yourself to blame self to blame
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Eat, eat your words. Eat, eat your words
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