Dirty and left out
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Dirty and left out
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Hello, I swear I won't be too long
Hello, I promise I'll be real strong
Wait up, I just wanna tell you
Hold up, why are you still here?
I've been dirtier than you wanna know
I've left earlier than you'll ever know
Why do, you wanna be all listenin' to me
Why do, you spread your arms and tell me I'm free
Why do, you wanna be in my life
In my life
I've been dirtier than you wanna know
I've left earlier than you'll ever know
Jesus, Jesus
There's something about your name
Master, saviour, Jesus
I've been dirtier than you wanna know
I've left earlier than you'll ever know
Jesus
Jesus
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