Matthew S. Nelson & Dan Haseltine
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Trouble

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Matthew S. Nelson & Dan Haseltine Canonical path: /matthew-s-nelson-e-dan-haseltine/trouble Related lyric paths: 1
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Trouble

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Throw me like a stone in the water

Watch the mud rise up

Dress me like a lamb for the slaughter

Pour me in your cup

Should've known we'd bring trouble

Trouble gonna find you here

Trouble!

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