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Big Dismal ~ Just The Same


I don’t want to be the one to break you But could I please borrow some change You see my car’s broke down and I need some gasoline It’s cold out here do you know what I mean Did I let you down Did I throw away all your expectations So I reached in my pocket and I grabbed some change I said it’s nice to meet you, what’s your name You look like you could use a friend ‘Cause I’m not like all the rest ‘Cause I know what it’s like to be down on your luck And you and me we’re just the same It probably won’t make a difference But they say you get what you give And I feel lucky for the things I have ‘Cause God knows man that ain’t no way to live Did I let you down Did I throw away all your expectations I didn’t mean to hurt you I didn’t even stop I didn’t even give you the time to explain your situation I got my own situation It’s true in a lot of ways I’m just like you So I reached in my pocket and I grabbed some change I said it’s nice to meet you, what’s your name You look like you could use a friend I’m not like all the rest ‘Cause I know what it’s like to be down on your luck And you and me we’re just the same more free lyrics

I don’t want to be the one to break you
But could I please borrow some change
You see my car’s broke down and I need some gasoline
It’s cold out here do you know what I mean

Did I let you down
Did I throw away all your expectations

So I reached in my pocket and I grabbed some change
I said it’s nice to meet you, what’s your name
You look like you could use a friend

‘Cause I’m not like all the rest
‘Cause I know what it’s like to be down on your luck
And you and me we’re just the same

It probably won’t make a difference
But they say you get what you give
And I feel lucky for the things I have
‘Cause God knows man that ain’t no way to live

Did I let you down
Did I throw away all your expectations

I didn’t mean to hurt you
I didn’t even stop
I didn’t even give you the time to explain your situation
I got my own situation
It’s true in a lot of ways
I’m just like you

So I reached in my pocket and I grabbed some change
I said it’s nice to meet you, what’s your name
You look like you could use a friend

I’m not like all the rest
‘Cause I know what it’s like to be down on your luck
And you and me we’re just the same

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