Yours Truly, The Commuter
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Yours Truly, The Commuter
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The last thing I heard I was left for dead
I could give two shits about what they said
I may be limping but I'm coming home
All work and no play might'a done me in
But I'm stoked I'm back after where I've been
I may be limping but I'm coming home
Ahh haaaaa
Ahh haaaaaaaaa
I may be limping but I'm coming home
So take the day off and keep it to yourself
Because I don't wanna see anybody else
I may be limping but I'm coming home
Ahh haaaaa
Ahh haaaaaaaaa
I may be limping but I'm coming home
I may be limping but I'm coming home
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