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Blind Melon ~ Life Ain't So Shitty


Life ain't so shitty There's a lot that you can be And ain't it a pity But it's alright, to smile back at me And if we both go there We can count on problems that we might not necessarily Come in contact with.. Hey wake up, do you know where i'm coming' from And life ain't so shitty There's a lot that you can be And ain't it a pity But it's alright, to smile back at me And if we both go there We can count on problems that i might not necessarily Come in contact with if you don't know where i'm coming' from more free lyrics

Life ain't so shitty
There's a lot that you can be
And ain't it a pity
But it's alright, to smile back at me
And if we both go there
We can count on problems that we might not necessarily
Come in contact with..
Hey wake up, do you know where i'm coming' from

And life ain't so shitty
There's a lot that you can be
And ain't it a pity
But it's alright, to smile back at me
And if we both go there
We can count on problems that i might not necessarily
Come in contact with if you don't know where i'm coming' from

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