How To Get To Heaven
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How To Get To Heaven
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I saw you here today and when I waved in your direction you didn't see me and
I was wondering if it's 'cause I'm so short and you're so much more taller than me.
"It's funny 'cause it's true", it's sad I can't remember the last time but I do recall the first.
And what you did to me_you thought I was the bad guy in another action movie.
And it gives me a headache or a headrush, whichever one you please to be is fine with me just don't expect respect, expect much less. So I guess that was a wave goodbye, so bye bye.
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