A Woman Lost In Serious Problems
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A Woman Lost In Serious Problems
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Flick your head and sighs but
So low you gotta get back up
And stay
Did you ever wonder why
I'm so concerned
With all the ways
He drags you down
Did you ever wonder why
I'm so concerned
With all the ways
And I'm thinking of a way to ease your mind some
I'm hoping for the day we'll build a home
So come
Think we're pulling it off some
It's slow but it's turning out
That way
Did you ever wonder why
I'm so concerned
With all the ways
He drags you down
Did you ever wonder why
I'm so concerned
With all the ways
And I'm thinking of a way to ease your mind some
I'm hoping for the day we'll build a home
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