Get Low
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Get Low
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You try so hard to be
The black sheep of the family
Always so hard to see, so moody
You move me
Your days are hard, so hard
You look so tired, so tired
And your reward, your reward
You're a pariah, sweet pariah
Sweet pariah
And every day is like
A hunderd moonless midnights
And there is no light
Hiding behind those sunken eyes
Your days are hard, so hard
You look so tired, so tired
And your reward, your reward
You're a pariah, sweet pariah
Sweet pariah
You get low
You get low
You get low down
You get so low down now
You get low down
Your days are hard, so hard
You look so tired, so tired
And your reward, your reward
You're a pariah, sweet pariah
Sweet pariah
You get low
You get low
You get low down
You get so low down now
You get
You get
You get
You get so low down now
You get low down
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