Guest List
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Guest List
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you've got a lot of nerve to come here.
you've got a lot of nerve to break my heart this way.
they had nerve to let you in here.
you've got nerve to make me watch you watch us play.
who's working the door.
i thought i told you.
oh yeah. i only wanted to.
well stay if you have to.
but stand toward the back.
cause you don't want to see me when i'm mad.
you don't want to be around when it all goes bad.
i'll call you on the phone.
and probably hang up before you say hello.
goodbye. i won't speak to you for days.
unless you pretend that it's all okay.
don't talk to me that way.
unless you think your mind might change
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Brandston performs "Guest List", and this lyric page sits inside the Brandston catalog on LyroVerse.
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