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Artist: The Boo Radleys
Canonical path: /the-boo-radleys/one-last-hurrah
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One Last Hurrah
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One Last Hurrah
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Words don't mean a thing they tend to be just what is said to get by,
without a sign, of what is in your head, words alone cannot condone or
condemn anyone, ease your pain or rearrange something that's been done,
but what's to say anyway
One last time and then, I couldn't manage
anymore, I know I should think more about it
I know I should try for one last hurrah
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