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Great American Shartpshooter
 
  so you think of what it could've been
time is all you've lost
keeps burning through your head
and now you fall asleep standing
but lie awake in bed
watch the clock drag and think of what you should've said
it's for the better your better half is gone
it's ok you didn't need her anyway
and I don't want to hear you say nobody can take her palce
and what more can I say you didn't need her anyways
so you think of how it's should've been
and it's just over keeps going through your head
you're hearing all those words
time and time again
watch the phone all night and think about what you should've said
it's for the better your better half is gone


 

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