Zuko's Back In Town
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Zuko's Back In Town
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What if one day i turned to you and said, "i'm not the man
That you think i am?" end a corner and you'll find me
There, it's friday night and there's nowhere to go. will you
Abandon me for a fantasy, so you can gratify your selfish needs?
If you come across some self-esteem. you know i need it please
Give it to me. preconceived misery turns me into a mystery. but
I hold tight to what is true. not you! now it's the next day of
The rest of my life. forget about what i told you last night
Still in the corner but i'm standing up, soon enough i'll be
Ready to go so go abandon me for a fantasy go gratify your
Selfish needs if you come across some self respect you can keep
It so you can reflect.
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