Easy To Forget
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Easy To Forget
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All my friends only play for real
They smash their guitars
They borrow and steal
In the end
So much better these days
I lay myself down
In so many ways
So many ways
I lay it all out for you
A two
A fret
A rule
It's easy to forget
And I do
I traded all my doubt for you
And yet
It's true
You get
To see me play the fool
And I do
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