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Three Out of Four
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Died my hair from dark to black
'Cause self-control is what you lack
I even tried to cover my tattoos
To prove I'm not the girl for you
Who knew two-lettered words could be so hard to listen to, but hey,
Then there's you
You left me at the bar
You knew I couldn't get too far (on my own)
Took my house keys, took my hand
The rest I can't quite comprehend
Who knew two-lettered words could be so hard to listen to, but hey,
Then there's you
I guess it's true, these things can happen in your home
If it happened to you, know you're not alone
Trying hard to get on with my life
Don't worry, I won't tell your wife
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