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Postal

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Postal

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Look out I'm gonna

tell a story about

What all went

down that night

I'm afraid to say

he lost his mind

Might have been

something I

couldn't fight

All I know is that I

tried, and I tried to

make it alright

But he's gone postal

You better run for

your life

If there's a way to

turn the story around

You can bet that he

will try

Right now nothing's

going right

Won't stop at nothing

until he's right

Better reach a

negotiation line

You are running

out of time

Duck down and

take a look around

Say it slowly, say

it's alright

Back down or it could

take all night

Might have been something

I couldn't fight

All I know is that I tried,

and I tried to make it alright

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