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On The Outside
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Heart of stone
Head a broken home
On the outside, honey
You’re on your own
Skin and bones
Body aching
Keeping on the outside
The man says “move along”
Some that glitters is gold
The kind you hold
On the inside
Honey you’re bought and sold
Done trying to win
Ain’t buying in
I’m outside looking in
Got to play the dice you rolled
Or so I’m told
On the outside
You best brave the cold
Done trying to win
Ain’t buying in
I’m outside looking in
Here I go again
I’ve always been
On the outside looking in
Long time gone
But I keep on going
On the downside
I’m on the run
Far beyond
Somewhere I alone belong
The bright side, honey
It won’t be long
Here I go again
I’ve always been
On the outside looking in
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King Commoner Los Angeles, California
Americana with electronica, made in LA.
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