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did you think about your mother? did you think about your dad? did you think about no other? did you think you'd be so sad to think you'd be so cold watch your back and I'll watch mine did you think about your brother? did you think about your friend? did you think about your inspiration? did you think about the end? to think you'd be so cold watch your back and I'll watch mine more free lyrics

did you think about your mother?
did you think about your dad?
did you think about no other?
did you think you'd be so sad

to think you'd be so cold

watch your back and I'll watch mine

did you think about your brother?
did you think about your friend?
did you think about your inspiration?
did you think about the end?

to think you'd be so cold

watch your back and I'll watch mine

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