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Artist: Obits
Canonical path: /obits/pine-on
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pine On
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Pine On
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I can't kiss like judas
and be satisfied with my good deed
I thought you already knew this
But you never, ever see the good in me
Yeah, you never see the good in me
The streets are awful with people
I don't feel close to them
I'll help myself to what I want
right now I don't know when
Yeah, right now I don't know when
PINE ON
PINE ON
PINE ON
PINE ON, PINE ON, PINE ON, PINE ON
I can't kiss like judas
and be satisfied with my good deed
I thought you already knew this
But you never, ever see the good in me
Yeah, you never see the good in me
PINE ON
PINE ON
PINE ON
PINE ON, PINE ON, PINE ON, PINE ON
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