Stolen Honda
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Stolen Honda
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Bank keeps calling. will i ever get a chance to forget you? i thought when you took off you were gone. i guess i, i was wrong. i was wrong. but i never meant you harm, and i never did hope you ill. i know you heard the song. i'm sur eyou denied how it made you feel. i saw you laugh it off. yeah, i'm still bitter, and its justified. independence day in '98 you stood at my left side. dont you remember?
( i can call you betty, and betty when you call me you can call me out.) but that was in the past. you better not call me now. you could always deny how it made you feel.
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