Who Believes In Better Days ?
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Who Believes In Better Days ?
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Mary stole her sister's doll
Defaced it with acid
She likes to upset her
She sometimes beats her black and blue
Always in a bad mood
Mary drinks oh Mary drinks
Can't replace her dreams
It's time for her to see the world
Though she hates what she sees
Mary met a gentle boy
So she could finally understand
Why her stupid sister
Used to come home late at night
Know she knows
Mary drinks oh Mary drinks
Can't replace her dreams
It's time for her to see the world
Though she hates what she sees
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