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bike routes - hubris
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We all were gonna sellout
By the end of the night
And at the rate we were going
There was bound to be a fight
And poetic justice
Won't do anyone justice
We're all looking for sustenance
In this feeble substance
We're not gonna find it
We're not gonna find it
We're not gonna find it
In the place we're looking
We're all too narcissistic
To cut eachothers nooses
And we won't take the blame
But we'll sure give good excuses
It's the goddamn hubris
the reason we do this
cut their nooses
or cut your losses
Cut their nooses or cut your losses
make a decision we're goddamn exhausted
We're so fucking tired
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ben greenblatt - foreign
03:32
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Bike Routes Evesham Township, New Jersey
South Jersey Acoustic
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