House Burn Down
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House Burn Down
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Brother, are you thinkin'
Thinkin' for another man's wife
Brother, how you thinkin'
Thinkin' for another man's wife
Shadows you have casted
Turn the morning black as night
Hear screamin', brother
You won't keep it quiet
Streets are speakin' brother
'Bout the racket in the night
Shadows you have casted
Just might take your life
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The pleasure when you're with her
Will give you pain and take your pride
Lonely shelter
Burns cold in the morning light
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