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Get Myself Gone
04:13
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The motorcade was coming just to pull me away
Any second, any minute, any hour, any day
And I'm feeling as small as a bug
Swept up with the dust underneath of the rug
There's trouble, trouble there, I've got nowhere to run
Ask for a reprieve they say, "We've barely begun!"
Haven't seen the sunshine in awhile
But they say I'll see it if I keep on for another mile
Chorus:
Oh my god what am I in to?
Several payments I've let lapse into overdue
And it's left, right, left, keep on moving
'Cause they're still coming on
And how much longer 'til I can get myself gone?
Time in & time out the walls are closing in
Collections agents keep on calling with a grin
I keep ignoring but I know they'll call again
I get that feeling every now and then
I'd give you a penny that I found on the surface
I give you my word that I don't think it's worthless
I'd sell a kidney just to pay you back
But I know that'll be another bill on the stack
Bridge:
Gone to where I'd like to be
Far from the breeze of harsh reality
Well it's one day, one day, one day
But I know, I know it's not today
Ok...
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Crimson & Clover
03:40
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Tony Nickolas Baltimore, Maryland
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