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Lessons I and II

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Lessons I and II

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Here we go again

Lessons I & II

That it's never coming back

And it's never up to you

You thought they were your friends

With their fingers stuck in you

But they got all they could take

And now it's never coming back to you

So you're feeling like a fucking joke

And really, what could be more true

Well everybody thinks you're great

By the way, baby needs new shoes

Well I know it's hard

I know it's hard for you

It's hard to be a human being

You better keep your head

Or they'll blow your mind for you

And make a puzzle of your life

The pieces won't fit back together into

Well I know it's hard

I know it's hard for you

It's hard to be a human being

I know it's hard

I know it's hard for you

It's hard to be a human being

So here we go again

It's Lessons I & II

That it's never coming back

And it's never up to you.

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