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Artist: Rancid
Canonical path: /rancid/dead-and-gone
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Dead And Gone
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Dead And Gone
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Yeah! Are you ready for this? I told you he was coming. GO!
These bands call anywhere living in '66
I made so many mistakes when I look back, it makes me sick
Those days are dead and gone and they ain't ever coming back
Those days are dead and gone and they ain't ever coming back
I realize that in life it ain't free
I got so many troubles, it brings me to my knees
Those days are dead and gone and they ain't ever coming back
Those days are dead and gone and they ain't ever coming back
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