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She was always the first one to lend a helping hand |
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Torn by conviction, bound by circumstance |
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And he was angry, mad at the world |
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So he took it out on the girl |
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He had to raise his hands |
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Use her like a punching bag |
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To prove he was a man |
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One girl, slightly used |
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Broken, damaged goods |
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She sits alone in a third floor walk-up |
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Across from the liquor store |
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Huggin' a bottle, til a man can keep her warm |
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She checks the mail, not once but twice a day |
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For an answer to the ad she placed |
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Bold type, printed in red |
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Seven words i can't forget |
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Simply it read |
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One girl, slightly used |
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Broken, damaged goods |
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Someday this will end |
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She will live again |
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|
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She was always the first one to lend a helping hand |
| [03:39.359] |
Torn by conviction |
| [03:42.086] |
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| [03:45.336] |
One girl, slightly used |
| [03:52.062] |
Broken, damaged goods |
| [03:58.687] |
Someday this will end |
| [04:05.521] |
She will live again |
| [04:14.815] |
Live again |
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Someday, someday... |
