Palestine
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Palestine
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Fell on my face
And laid for a while
Confused my
Persian Gulf with Palestine
I was all crumbs
But now I'm pure wine
I finally
Figured out the sunshine
I don't have
Have to be the white knight
I don't have
Have to give the good advice
I don't have
Anything left to fight
It's true
I had this war
Sown in my genes
So I always
Rooted for the home team
But now it seems
No one wants to win
And my dreams
Were leading to a coffin
You can't just
Expect it all to work out right
'Cause somehow
It always seems to work just fine
You can't run
When you get a good fright
It's true
Fell on my face
And laid for a while
Confused my
Persian Gulf with Palestine
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