Never Move Your Back Row
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Never Move Your Back Row
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You mistook my silent treatment as a loss for words
I always saw our checkered past as a chessboard
You said you never learned how to play
But you always wanted to some day
Of course now you know
We'll never be kings and queens
Because you'll never move your back row
When you're not here at night
Where do you go?
I'm starting to think
I don't really wanna know
We're laughing all day
But we don't say a word
Some things are better off
Unspoken, unheard
Ignorance is bliss they say
And I'm a dumb motherfucker
That can make it through the day
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