Wrong Bus
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Wrong Bus
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We've been cheated,
Mistreated
Speeding the act without, a reason why
Parental advice
Act like mice
Pay the price
And compromise
Those who, suffer long
usually get more strong
And those who have it all
Usually stink once more
Don't feel sorry for us x2
It's alright to miss the wrong bus
Don't feel sorry for us
We are the tumor
Your sense of humor
Fancy nieghborhood, sorry not in the mood
Those who, suffer long
Usually get more strong
And those who have it all
Usually stink once more
Don't feel sorry for us x2
It's alright to miss the wrong bus
Don't feel sorry for us x3
It's alright to miss the wrong bus
Don't feel sorry for us
So don't feel
Don't feel
Don't feel, sorry for us
Don't feel [feel, feel, aaaaaah]
[Don't feel]x6
[It's alright, It's alright]x4
[Don't feel!]
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