Everyday I Die a Little
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Everyday I Die a Little
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Baby, oh, my friend, I get high with you
Put the blue back in the sky for you
Everyday I die a little
Everyday I live a lot
Everyday I die a little
Everyday I live a lot
When you walk away, I want you back
I do the math and nothing adds up
When you take a step, you're so intact
No one can bring you down
I know I would never bring you down
Baby, oh, my friend, stay the night with you
And there's nothing that I got to prove
Everyday I die a little
Everyday I live a lot
Everyday I die a little
Everyday I live a lot
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