Portland, Or
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Portland, Or
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At first i thought a girl like you
Shouldn't be seen with a miserable man like me
But it seems that once you've opened your mouth
Horrible things fall out
I guess i'd spoken too soon
I guess i'd spoken too soon
Cause a man like me
Didn't actually essentially endure the whole fucking country
To sit here and let you insult the way
I interact openly with my best friends
It's true i don't know how they talk down in tucson
But you know i bet my bottom dollar that the people here in oregon
Know a thing or two about respect
I guess i'd spoken too soon...
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