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Fuel ~ Bad Day


Had a bad day again
She said I would not understand
She left an note and said I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again
She spilled her coffee broke a shoe lace
She smeared the lipstick on her face
She slammed the door and said I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again
And she swears there’s nothing wrong
I hear her play that same old song
She puts me off and puts me on
Had a bad day again
She Said I would not understand
Left a note and said I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again

And she swears there’s nothing wrong
I hear her play that same old song
She puts me off and puts me on
Had a bad day again
She said I would not understand
She leaves a note and said I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again
Slam’s the door and says I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again
She leaves a note and says I’m sorry I
Had a bad day again

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