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I can't be a wooden man. As you pull on my strings. I know your devious plan. That **** hurts me and stings. I see your wandering eyes. When we walk down the street. I'm tired of your obvious lies. As I lay between hardened sheets. The late night phone calls. Where you whisper in the dark. The sudden visits to the mall. When he climbs in and lights a spark. Now there's a bump in the front. And you're trying to say its me. But I've gotta be really blunt. You never did make me squee.
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 1:01 AM UTC
It's a (W)rap
I can't be a wooden man. As you pull on my strings. I know your devious plan. That **** hurts me and stings. I see your wandering eyes. When we walk down the street. I'm tired of your obvious lies. As I lay between hardened sheets. The late night phone calls. Where you whisper in the dark. The sudden visits to the mall. When he climbs in and lights a spark. Now there's a bump in the front. And you're trying to say its me. But I've gotta be really blunt. You never did make me squee.
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 1:01 AM UTC
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