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The Tragedy

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The Tragedy

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The makeup she wore was a sign of the times

And that sad sad look on her face

Now more than ever the times are a changing

One day we'll look back in disgrace

Or just laugh, and just laugh

Cause it's all entertainment to you

And deep down I think that you knew

And you plead your case so well

But shes already found someone new

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