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Pusher
 
  And some say
Why you follow somethings so long
So I asked him
And he convinced me before long
Now it’s over
And I’ve seen him, don’t come back anymore
And he said...

I need
I don’t ask much anymore
I found
I found something

Throw a stone into the water
The ripple is broke
Burn the baby
Just for holding the cradle too close
Take it all back
Search for justice, don’t live there anymore
And he said

I need
I don’t ask much anymore
I found
I found something

And why do you see me in this way?
The way that I did
I gave him the means to the ends
Yes I did
I bothered not to believe in this way
The way that I did
I made him just to see in this way
The way that I did

I need
I don’t ask much anymore
I found
I found something



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