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Woe

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Woe

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I found you, you found me

Together we found misery

And I'm all bent up

I was here, you were gone

I was right, but now I'm wrong

Wrong wrong

I was true, though I lied

You can keep the blues

I'm gonna catch that train and ride

I been taking all of the blame

All your so-called lovers

Can go back from where you came

Happy skull, just a head

He can smile

Though he's dead

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