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Artist: Young Mountain
Canonical path: /young-mountain/a-billion-times-around
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A Billion Times Around
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A Billion Times Around
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Got myself a letter in the mail said
all my friends were stuck in jail i
didn't have the cash so i couldn't make
the bail stupid kid what were ya thinking
driving drunk inside your lincoln stupid kid what
were ya thinking driving drunk all i ever
wanted was to feel a live got caught
going 80 on 95 but i didn't have
the money so i had to do the
time these things they always happen happen way
too often
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