Allison
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Allison
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You're such a beautiful junkie you're a beautiful mess
With your black eyeliner and your new sundress
Everybody loves you you've got so many friends
They let you play the victim and you like to pretend
It's always such a tragedy when you're too high to come down
Now allison is 6 feet under ground
It's the same old story heard it all before
Yeah you start with a little then a little bit more
Your mother never loved you well that's such a shame
Now you spend your life trying to place the blame
It's always such a tragedy when you're too high to come down
Now allison is 6 feet under ground
Oh baby i told you so
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