Live And Let Live
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Live And Let Live
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Verse 1:
Oh, the snot has caked against my pants
It has turned into crystal
There's a bluebird sitting on a branch
I guess I'll take my pistol
I've got it in my hand
Because he's on my land
Chorus:
And so the story ended
Do you know it oh so well
Well should you need I'll tell you
The end-end-end-end-end-end-end-end
And...
Verse 2:
Yes I've seen you sitting on the couch
I recognize your artillery
I have seen you many times before
Once when I was an Indian
And I was on my land
Why can't you understand
Bridge 1:
Served my time
Served it well
You made my soul
Bridge 2:
Write the rules
In the sky
But ask your leaders
Why Why
[repeat verse 1]
[repeat chorus]
[repeat bridge 1]
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