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Quality of Life
04:36
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You discovered the cause, that’s fine
But that wasn’t what you set out to find
It’s exceedingly clear, this time
Everything’s on the line
Go on and shine a light
On the things that just ain’t right
I ain’t got no reason for this pep in my step
Lord knows I ain’t got no reason
Well, what do you know, there goes
My quality of life
Everyone knows what’s right
But they’ve lost the will to fight
I don’t care where the Hudson flows
Ah!
Tangy tears and tender strife
The cruelty of life
I ain’t got no reason for this pep in my step
Lord knows I don’t need no reason
Smell the sweet magnolias
Taste the rainbow fentanyl
Welcome to my world
My ever-changing world
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It's My Turn
12:35
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