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you showed me the school
in your great neighborhood
then through the direction away
bought all the books
sent me the rules
bound and left to master
I turned it away
it showed on my face
while you lived it up in New Orleans
maybe you should consider this
over the jazz and your Jesus
that I didn’t walk away
closing the door
and I have nothing to pay
anymore
lie with just enough
of a doubt left in
so that you’d get the benefit
to be left in your snow again
where my good nature’s gone to pasture
but I didn’t walk away
closing the door
and I have nothing to pay
anymore
and this is what you will discover
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you broke it down, remained serene
transparently
a strategy not challenging
untangled and concluding that
I put you away with a knowing embrace
I didn’t walk away
closing the door (I broke it down)
‘cause I have nothing to pay
anymore
I didn’t walk away
closing the door
‘cause I have nothing to pay
anymore
and this is what you’ve discovered |
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