Put Yourself In My Shoes
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Put Yourself In My Shoes
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I always lived for me and nobody else
Getting high with my friends and, maybe just by myself
I grew up on the cocaine and the pills
Livin? life too hard and fast ready for a thrill
You know some people say I?m not a perfect child
I grew up too fast and I lived to wild
Why don?t you just put yourself in my shoes
Then you?ll know just what?s it?s like to have the blues
When I was a kid I always had big dreams
I wanted a big fancy house and my own limousine
But now I?m doing real good just to pay my bills
This aint the life for me lord where?s the fill
Some people say I?m not a perfect child
I grew up too fast and I lived to wild
Why don?t you just put yourself in my shoes
Then you?ll know just what?s it?s like to have the blues
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