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Sweet F.a. Lyrics by Dallas Crane

Twenty Four Seven

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So, how much do you know?
Do i have to leave here
Pack my bags and get out by tomorrow
Can i stay just another day?
Meanwhile, you ask how i'm doing
You start to smile and ask how much i'm using
But wait, i just can't contemplate
Where i have been
(chorus)
What was at first thick as mud
Is now as clear as can be
And when i waste all my money
On filthy pornography
And now this harpy inside
She's got me down on my knees
On my knees

About “Sweet F.a.” by Dallas Crane

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"Sweet F.a." is credited to Dallas Crane. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Sweet F.a." appears on "Twenty Four Seven".

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