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the stories old as the hills
of loved one and lost
some one does the tossin and someone gets tossed
its always different but somehow the same
we all got an ex old flame
it happens so often no is surprised
i feel were a partin the harder we try
you just wanna leave i can see it in your eyes
you wont even bother to cry
i guess were just ex old flames
like so many people we let it all in
we cant be lovers were no longer friends
our love has been where it went
what we once had in common has now taken sides
that bird that once soared no longer flies
no love or money to make it all last
the writing on the wall says youre now part of my past
we thought we were different got caught playin games
just kidding ourselves and saying well change
but what we had has gone down the drain
i guess were just ex old flames
while im sitting here your packing your things
theres that telephone just let her ring
its probably just him calling again
changing more of our dreams
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Cocaine Trifilin Hoe
07:59
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Karma Police
03:26
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No ma Fuck what
01:28
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Talkin Songwriter Blues
05:07
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Weezy F Baby
05:21
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