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Artist: Digger
Canonical path: /digger/taking-on-the-consequences
Related lyric paths: 6
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Taking On The Consequences
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Taking On The Consequences
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It's funny how things change, and affect the things you do. Taking a big chance, and I'm taking it on you.
Now I'm standing, feeling like I should have thought things through before I spoke.
Everyone messes up sometimes.
You've got to keep your chin high.
Don't let it bring you down.
I'm taking on the consequences.
Sick of everyone, and I want to be alone.
The best times of your life can be the worst ones, too.
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Digger performs "Taking On The Consequences", and this lyric page sits inside the Digger catalog on LyroVerse.
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