Queen Takes Pawn
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Queen Takes Pawn
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You wrote a letter
I made a phone call
you werent at home
and then you called back
thats two to one
I should be winning, but
im loosing
my sense of
im loosing
in the end
im loosing
my grasp on
im loosing
in the end
You stood me up
ya didnt show up
stood on the porch till the sun went down
That plastic buzzer, it was holding my hopes up
im losing
my sense of
im losing
in the end
im losing (You lose)
my sense of (You lose)
im losing (You lose)
in the end (You lose)
pawn takes queen
holding themselves, and
Queen takes pawns
knocked it head on
pawn takes queen
holding themselves, and
dreams
queen takes pawn
Where it at
you win
you lose
please dont
please do
Thats when
you lose it
(?)
the present
when I
choose you
I feel I just let go
I feel I just let go
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