Eat My Words
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Eat My Words
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I'll eat my words
I swear I will
If I am wrong
I'll pay the bill
No cards for me
I'll look what's dealt
There's one here up my sleeve
Well, if I'm wrong
I'll never win
But I've been round
One time for sin
Will I miss you?
I bet I will,
I might even lose some sleep.
I'll eat my words,
I swear I will
If I am wrong
I'll pay the bill
No cards for me
I'll look what's dealt
One here up my sleeve
I'll eat my words
If I am wrong
You can count
When I sing my song
You don't hate me
You hate my tongue
You won't even read my will
Won't even read my will
Won't even read my will
Eat my words
Eat my words
Eat my words
Eat my words
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