Up In Houses
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Up In Houses
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Somebody’s life, he had somebody else’s life
He covered the windows and told everyone else that
He couldn’t see right, it was never his fault
And they believed him because it was someone else’s life
Somebody’s blood, he had somebody else’s blood
It covered his hands, he used somebody else’s gun
And he shot the moon out
And said that they never could see it
And they believed him because it was someone else’s blood
Somebody’s mind inside somebody else’s body
One bought the same gun with somebody else’s money
And when he showed up, he told them that they could hold it
And they believed him because it was someone else’s money
He’s lost in walls, stuck in between...
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