| Who one off did you think you were?
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| Fifteen years in a prison shut
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| And I tried to let you down
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| Never tried to turn it around
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| And those were the days that no one misses
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| No postcards sent, signed and sealed with kisses
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| This is the man who saved your life
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| He fed, he clothed, he even gave you a wife
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| Noise outside, boys outside, noise outside
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| Noise outside, boys outside, noise outside
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| Now count the stress on just one finger
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| Sadness, despair or joy, pull the trigger
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| I thought you were my only friend
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| That’s not true, I know now at the end
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| Some darker part will always love you
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| But don’t send me no note cause I’ll make sure it won’t get through
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| This is the man who took your life
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| He never fed, or clothed, he never gave you a wife
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| Noise outside, boys outside, noise outside
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| Boys outside, noise outside, boys outside
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| Noise outside, boys outside, noise outside
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| Boys outside, noise outside, boys outside
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| I was with those boys who turned you around
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| Showed you yourself and then we knocked you down
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| And if you come outside with us I’ll show you why
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| Because the things I’ve seen in my life will make you cry
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| Boys outside, boys outside, boys outside
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| Boys outside, boys outside, boys outside
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| Boys outside, boys outside, boys outside
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| Boys outside, boys outside, boys outside |