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Crooked
 
 

Why do you think I just want you for some more?
If it the endings over why do you come back for more?
Can be such a drag.
Stir you round and round.
You're a fake.
Is it a crime?
It's over, no more can lose.
Fork over, just leave me quick.
Have you wondered why?
I wish I could smile.
Screw the lid on tight with all your might.
First come first serve.
Is it right?
You're a fake.
Is it a crime?
It's over, no more can lose.
Fork over, just leave me quick.


 
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