Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Japanther
Canonical path: /japanther/stabby
Related lyric paths: 6
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Stabby
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Stabby
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Cut in line
I think it's fine
You followed their lead every time
But this time it may be you
Half alive in a prison off of
I-95, you're half alive at
23 off of 95
Cut in line
I think it's fine
You followed their lead every time
But next time it may be you
Half alive in a prison off of
I-95, you're half alive at
23 off of 95
Chain link fence is a tall pretense
And you look out just in time to hear us
I know he's far away
And i know he's not on vacation
I think I'm old enough to get it
Dad won't be at graduation
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