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Son of a bum
02:22
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Now your dad is a bum and a drunkard too
and everyone said what will become of you
will you end up in jail or six feet below
as your kindness grew stale and your hearts cold as snow.
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2. |
Leave you this song
02:44
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You'll find me gone by now
I always knew somehow
that I could never stat for long
but I leave you with this song
down that road I wander
and slowly I start to ponder
was I wrong to leave you
but the sun is shining and the sky is blue
some time has gone since we last met
and theres not a thing that I regret
so lets just leave it all behind
I'm sure you'll forget me with time
I'm sure you'll forget me with time.
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3. |
Devil's deed
02:23
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I burn myself on cigarettes, empty words and old regrets
I cut myself on broken glass just to make the hours pass
I slit my wrist just to watch it bleed
drink a beer and smoke some weed
and rock n roll is the devil's deed
I gave it my soul just to let it feed.
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Junksick Morning Norway
Born 13.09.89.
Name Kent Stian Haugland.
Occupation Troubadour.
Instruments played
Acoustic Guitar.
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