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Artist: Social Distortion
Canonical path: /social-distortion/lude-boy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lude Boy
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Lude Boy
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I'm on the 714, cause i got a brand new jar,
Lemons put some light in my life, keep me happy through the night
I'm a lude boy, i don't care if i ever get home.
Getting ready to jump on the train, give me more to rack my brain.
Sudden alteration in my point of view, tables turn when i got the ludes.
I'm a lude boy, i don't care if i ever get home.
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Social Distortion performs "Lude Boy", and this lyric page sits inside the Social Distortion catalog on LyroVerse.
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