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There's Gotta Be One
02:50
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I guess I'll just save what I had to do today for another day.
I've been doing things the same for a long time. Is there a better way?
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
I can't go to work. They took my job away. Don't know for how long.
So I'll just sink in, counting down all the days, searching for a song.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
I wonder how long we'll have to stay here. I bet it's for some time.
So cozy up dear, if you wanna hear me find another rhyme.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one.
There's gotta be one......
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To The Losers
04:06
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When the race is over my heart always goes out to the loser.
The one who just don't get chose by the choosers.
The one who gets the beat down from the bruisers.
Yeah, my heart always goes out the the loser.
When the wait is over my heart always goes out to the waiter.
The one who always hears we'll getchya later.
The one who thinks her country hates her.
Yeah, my heart always goes out to the waiter.
When the people have spoken, my heart always goes out to the leader.
The one who has to now be the speaker.
The one who has to remedy the fever.
Yeah, my heart always goes out to the leader.
When the dust is settled, my heart always goes out to the cleaner.
The one who has to say "There's nothin to see here".
And then go home and look in the mirror.
Yeah, my heart always goes out to the cleaner.
When the race is over, my heart always goes out to the losers.
The ones who just don't get chose by the choosers.
The ones who get the beat down from the bruisers.
Yeah, my heart always goes out to the losers.
Yeah, my heart always goes out to the losers.
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