Twenty Two
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Twenty Two
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I guess you know why they are looking at you
For me it started when I turned twenty two
you count your blessings but youre still black and blue
you should go home before your monies are gone
You said it was over but its started again
said it was easy but you still never win
and its done before its started and theyre not your friends
you should go home before your monies are gone
you should go home before your monies are...
I hope you know that I dont like you this way
I know you lost it but you still try escape
and its sad but now its over theres nothing left to say
you should go home before your monies are gone
you should go home before your monies are...
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