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Ashley Stove ~ You Stole Something


You stole something that i can't put my finger on
But i know it was you
So don't come around trying to look so smooth

You took something that i'm missing but i don't know what
Could be a record or a ticking tock
Don't know what i should do

I'll find out just what it was
You can't hide it cause cause cause cause
I'll catch you with your guard down soon
Pretty soon i'm gonna get to you

You can run away but i'll catch up to you someday
It's not really a big thing to say
And then we'll see

I'll stop by one day when you're wearing what you got
Or when you listen to the second side
And then we'll see

I'll find out¡­


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