Ace Of Spades
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Ace Of Spades
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I was doing alright 'til someone dealt me the ace of spades
I was doing alright 'til you walked in and took my queen away
You took the pictures out my pack
You took the good things and you never gave them back
You messed around with my heart
You took my queen and tore it apart
You took her out to some club
You bought her diamonds in a downtown pub
You messed around with my deck
You ought to send my queen right back
So you be king for the day
'cos I still have the aces to play.
And when you're laying that Jack
My queen'll come running back
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