Cowbell
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Cowbell
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Leave me now - in solitude and stress.
I've been a better lover with your mother.
Stars and cheeks - I hate you from the heart.
I came. I went. I jawed. I saw.
You came, came, went, went, you know I saw.
Do you want to live a lie?
A lie to shake
A lie shake
I've been so sure.
Do you want to live a lie?
A lie to shake
A lie shake
I've been so sure.
I've come so long and been so long.
Your roots, they run.
Your roots, they run run run.
Shame shot.
Your holy headed home.
You came to me wrought with fear.
Cowbell shock
You coming
Do you want to live a lie?
A lie to shake
A lie shake
I've been so sure.
Do you want to live a lie?
A lie to shake
A lie shake
I've been so sure, so sure, so sure…
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