Parts & Labor
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Parts & Labor
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I don't want you to behave
Or dig a shallow grave
On a highway
That's yet to be paved
I want you
When you feel the world beginning to fall
Like your house
And time measures how we'll change around
Whether you feel that happy or sad
Like everybody else
I'm not anybody else
I want you
Behave
What if i was like them?
Would you walk all over my heart?
All over my heart
We are the ones who are
Letting ourselves down, letting ourselves down
Letting ourselves go too far, too far to hold
Some of us will not be saved
We're already into our graves
Some of us will not be saved
We're already into our graves
Behave
What if i was like them?
Would you walk all over my heart?
All over my heart
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Who performs "Parts & Labor"?
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