We're Good People But Why Don't We Show It?
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We're Good People But Why Don't We Show It?
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Old lover, you miss me
Over the ocean, I hope this finds you well
Warm sun on my back
The earth on its axis
The violence when we met
We're good people but why don't we show it?
Dead birds on the stairwell
Some ugly morning
Fell from their nests
No, don't tell yr parents when we start sharing each other's beds
We're good people but why don't we show it?
I want to raise dogs; dogs and money
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