The After Party
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The After Party
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You born bad, I am the after party
Skeptic threat, you moved to San Francisco
Now, I want it all. You wanted extra money,
I lost it all. I lost it all.
Now I know, it's good to be alone.
It's good to be alone
It's so good to be alone.
My surprise, who thought you had my baseball
I lost sight, and my God came and fixed me,
You know, I had it all, it didn't suit me
I had it all, I had it all
Now I know that I hate to be alone
I hate to be alone
Oh I hate to be alone
It's so good to be alone
Oh I need to be alone
Oh I need to be alone
Oh I need to be alone
Oh I need to be alone
It's so good to be alone
It's so good to be alone
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