Dollars & Dimes
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Dollars & Dimes
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Frustration hits you, you wake up in the morning
A brand new day, brings a brand new mourning
Reasons to be tearful, clap one two and three
Standing in the edge of insanity
Oh, I'm looking for dollars and fine dimes
The mental rages every day that you're breathing
What you're giving out you're not always receiving
The more you pay the more it won't go away
Stacked up to the sky, I hear when they say
Oh, I'm looking for dollars and fine dimes
This city's ours, this city's cool
It breaks your heart
It is hard to keep the wolves from your door
To keep the wolves from your door
So disappointing, it breaks your heart
It's all over, it's all over now. x6
This city's ours, this city's cool
It breaks your heart
It is hard to keep the wolves from your door
To keep the wolves from your door
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Skindred performs "Dollars & Dimes", and this lyric page sits inside the Skindred catalog on LyroVerse.
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