Standard And Pool
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Standard And Pool
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It's just my luck, I've had enough
I find a penny but it's not heads up
But I've got to reach, no I can't just leave
Though stealing from sidewalks is far from my dreams
And I'm too old to cry
Too young to die
And I've been sitting in limbo
For most of my life
First I missed the bus
And then I missed the boat
And now I'm barely capable
Of staying afloat
I wanna be a bum
I wanna learn to beg
I'll live on Skid Row
And I'll learn to live
I wanna be a sponge
I wanna draw it in
Then I'll let it go
Then I'll learn to live
I'll learn to live
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