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is fair? Hung by their words like a noose Cross the line if you dare They said we'd never make it out alive They said we'd never make it out
but judging by their looks they're not too happy about it now Realize, you're one in a million getting pigeonholed This city's just a village
the trees. Through the pines, Through the pines, Won't you whisper That you remember me. I was a leash with no dog, like a track with no train, I hung by my
by Donnie Katana ooh, I told the truth (Brr) I never lied to you (O oh) i told the truth I never lied to you brr, brr Hey-a hey-a hey Paris, Chanel
the mail, quite excited It read "My dear good Sir, you are cordially invited To a dinner with the King at his royal palace Feel free to bring nothing But your
I went down to the corner Next to the old joint where we always hung out all night But no one was waiting and there was no way to get in And the club
All you Christmas travelers Take heed wherever you are Lest she roast up all your chestnuts By her open fire High mistress of the Christmas cult High
the path so old. One by one the knots begun with the wood, not of two now tobe true in the wood. Not of three be mote it to be, for the wood. Winding round
waltzed across the floor And we hung the don't disturb sign on the door Oh Aurora Won't you tell me when Aurora I can see you dance again Aurora Before I
flips, but I rather Chanel Niggas ain't trapping, why you got a scale? Trapper of the year, we going to Yale No graduation, I might get expelled Heard cuz
Church Hurt Written by Matt Hammitt and Sam Hart I still think about it I say I let it go But when those four walls fall They can crush a faithful
I made my place by the door I didn't know what I was waiting for It felt just like home Except no grass, no yard, no pictures hung I could see
As down the glen one Easter morn To a city fair rode I, Their armed lines of marching men In squadrons passed me by. No pipe did hum, no battle
And made him crawl until he confessed Some say they hung him up by his bootstraps Some say they let him swing in the wind I walked along (the) Sky Valley
(Craig Wiseman/Mark Selby) Billy's standing out by a west Texas highway With his thumb in the morning air He's spent 18 summers in the dust
Sad willow lost the will to Weep And bow to dying Swan Touching 90 Midnight Mid-July Were crouching by the Pond Taking shots at those unwary Taking
You have no choice but to fear me A demi-god amongst young mortal souls Betrayed, slain, recycled Through the depths of hell Resurrected from
If in the next ten years I want to see her, that’s where she can be found. There I go - super slow - but time just passes me by. There’s a cloud in
cnd you were there, with your long purple hair cnd I was traveling those narrow winding stairs To the observatory with telescopes, you'd agree That
Obviously these things were not planned They took me by surprise, I pray you understand We got talking and I hung about We sat and drank all night
Now the night before Christmas, I was sitting in my house And there wasn't nothing moving around, not even a mouse. The socks were hung by
There's an old man sitting on a lonely park bench He doesn't have a place to stay And there's a woman who's living all by herself now Since her
face and blisters on my feet From fighting off snakes in the summer heat Got back home and hung em on a line Left them there in the sun to dry Before you
speak but he knew he had to feed her They hung him out the window by two little feet And when he played make believe everyone was falling We believed We
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