Drugdealer
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Easy To Forget

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Drugdealer Canonical path: /drugdealer/easy-to-forget Related lyric paths: 6
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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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