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Artist: The Black Belles
Canonical path: /the-black-belles/pushing-up-daisies
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Pushing Up Daisies
Read Pushing Up Daisies lyrics by The Black Belles on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pushing Up Daisies
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My enemies' became my best friend
I've found my enemy needs to be fed
I remember when
I remember when...
Those who will judge you are your enemy
Why don't you poison your high horse for me?
'Cause I remember when
I remember when
I remember when...
Under no excuses can I hide
You've already decided to steal my pride
Well honey I remember when
I remember when
I remember when...
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