One Down
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One Down
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I put one down
I walk around
I play the game
I go out and live it up
I dress up nice
I feel alright
I get loaded
And I come home late at night
We drive around
Our old hometown
They lit that football field
On fire in '99
The trees are bare
I breathe the air
I hold it down real deep
Before I let it out
I live upstairs
I wash my hair
I take my meals alone
Inside the parlor room
I win the war
I feed the poor
I get anxious
And I curl up on the floor
I saw the star
I walked real far
I found the baby
And I gave him what I got
You pet my head, put me to bed
A hundred million years
Lit up and turned to dust
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