You Stole My Money Honey

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[Intro] [Verse 1] You stole my money honey You’re cold your blood stopped running And now your buying your new life [Verse 2] Can’t help but find you funny The clothes you wear are something You made your whole life boasting lies [Bridge] Pretend you’re high on something To think you think I’m dumb you’re blind! [Chorus 1] I’ll get by fine without you I lie about you You got no spine only mine don’t you know wrong from right It’s up to you...oh oh oh You’re such a fool...oh oh oh [Verse 3] See I’m a giver taker! You liked your cocaine chaser The girls you love all sleep around (sleep around) [Verse 4] You got a piece of something But what it’s worth is nothing Coz what you want you just can’t buy [Bridge] Pretend you’re high on something To think you think I’m dumb you’re blind! [Chorus 2] I’ll get by fine without you I lie about you You got no spine only mine don’t you know wrong from right You got no style about you I try to like you I got no time for you now ’coz your time’s running out It’s up to you...oh oh oh You’re such a fool...oh oh oh [Solo] [Chorus 3] I’ll get by fine without you I lie about you You got no spine only mine don’t you know wrong from right You got no style about you I try to like you I got no time for you now ’coz your time’s running out It’s up to you...oh oh oh It’s up to you...oh oh oh Such a fool...oh oh oh It’s up to you...oh oh oh

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