What's Wrong
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What's Wrong
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Some people pay their bills by just workin' till it hurts
For some men things are harder
And for others it's just worse
I 'aint gunna cryfor you when I could cry for me
But I don't know my own luck till I open my eyes
and I see I'm not advantaged
I'm happy where I am
Don't blame all of my problems on you or uncle sam
I take responsibility for my place and all of my sins
I've got my pride, but I'm not blind
What the fuck went wrong with this world we're in?
Sorry I can't help you you've made me see the light
You've made me thank god for doing me alright
And so my cross 'aint heavy, it sure is tough for me
I'll live life to the fullest and I'll be all I can be
What went wrong?
What the fuck went wrong with the world we're in??
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The Ducky Boys performs "What's Wrong", and this lyric page sits inside the The Ducky Boys catalog on LyroVerse.
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