Ruby Wednesday
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Ruby Wednesday
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Wait, this place, is killing me it's killing everything
Just pain, ok,
I never found a reason
And nothing seems the same
(Chorus)
Hey listen to me, listen to me
Listen to me, help me find
My Ruby Wednesday, she comes in time
Well it's killing me, it's killing everything
Change this place
No one ever listens to anything they say
To fly away
So victimized, so what, ok
The same old story everytime
(Chorus)
Breathe
Bleed
Don't see
Don't leave
Freed
You wanted me (yeah)
Well I think it's something
I think it's nothing
I think you're just like me
My Ruby Wednesday
She comes in time
Well it's killing me, it's killing every single part of me
(Chorus)
You think you're just like me
You think you're just like me
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