Begone! Old F(r)iend!
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Begone! Old F(r)iend!
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And I don’t need you now
Your clinging wrist
That used to hold mine
I used to feel so sick
And maybe I was
But you poisoned my water
And now that I can see
More than I did
Though incompletely
I’m turning you out
'Cause I don't need you now
No, I don’t need you anymore
Oh, I don’t need you anymore
Why do we love
Things that we know
Things that we’re used to?
I always let you in
Gave you my bread
And you took my breath
And you were such a thief
Taking what I had
And you gave me nothing
And now that I can see
More than I did
Oh, I don’t need you anymore
Oh, and I don’t need you anymore
Oh, I don’t need you anymore
Oh, I don’t need you anymore
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