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before
01:54
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everyday walking
03:57
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when I was a child I said:
don't trade money for nothing
don't trade yourself for a name
don't trade thievery for thievery
call a liar a liar
when I grew up I said:
don't trade money for nothing
don't trade yourself for a name
don't trade thievery for thievery
call a liar a liar
but it isn't easy
and it always gets harder
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pain will leave the body
09:37
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