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Who Shot the Music?
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Who shot the music
Who shot the mirror
There’s people acting foolish
They’re pouring shots in here
I sold my life for pennies
Oh but I gave them out for free
Now there’s demons all around me
Now there’s demons all around me
Cause I gave my life for next to nothing
And I’ve never asked for nothing in return
We have learned to cope with next to nothing
But refuse to accept that’s all we’re worth
Who shot the music
Who shot the mirror
There’s people acting foolish
They’re pouring shots in here
I sold my life for pennies
Oh but I gave them out for free
Now there’s demons all around me
Now there’s demons all around me
Cause I’ve been doing this for way too long
To know the feelings that I had were way too strong
Now the music doesn’t sound the way it once did
And the feelings that I had are gone
Cause I’ve been doing this for way too long
To know the feelings that I had were way too strong
Now the music doesn’t sound the way it once did
And the feelings that I had are gone
Cause I gave my life for next to nothing
And I’ve never asked for nothing in return
We have learned to cope with next to nothing
But refuse to accept that’s all we’re worth
Who shot the music?
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Minimum Wage
04:45
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Time or Money
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Brother Oliver Greenville, South Carolina
Psychedelic folk-rock from Greenville, SC.
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