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Artist: Skratchline
Canonical path: /skratchline/losing-at-waterloo
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Losing At Waterloo
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Losing At Waterloo
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Oh Sweet Holy One
I've tried it on my own
And I watched it burn down
Ablaze with my selfishness
My greedy bones tried to condone
Chorus:
It's the direction that I took
That seems to make a change
The giving up of what I used to be
I've tried and I failed only to say
That Yahweh is the only way
Something is missing here
And I'd really like to see a change
You know I would
'Cause it's the same thing again
Day by day
Business as usual, but not today
(Chorus)
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