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Clipper

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Clipper

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everyone has left you all alone

you cant understand why the popular boy wins

all he does is lie

and your a better friend

but that doesnt seem to matter anymore

everyone has changed

but you can count on me

cause i am just like you

bad days seem to come more often now

you and I should be together

where did things go wrong?

when life wasn't bad and we were both happy

doesn't matter anymore

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