No 90210
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No 90210
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Got caught out in the pouring rain
You'll never, never talk to her again
Things are never gonna be the same
Some good's gotta come of all this pain
Always something better than what you found
Your wife's become your mother now
Did every drug, man, you've paid the price
Now you're addicted to Jesus Christ
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
Things are never gonna be the same
Some good's gotta come of all this pain
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
My girlfriend's father's got a 44 mag.
She shot her dog 'cause he was being bad
She love's her daddy, he's been a jerk
Now she's my daughter when I get home from work
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
This ain't no 90210
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