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Stung
03:05
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Catalyst
04:02
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4. |
Piece of Land
02:51
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5. |
Dime a Dozen
02:41
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You don’t care about my music
You don’t care about my heart
You don’t wanna see the truth in it
When I tear you apart
You never had to prove it
Always had my full attention
You don’t care about my music
And darling, I should mention
You don’t know my favorite artist
Or my favorite color
You just thought I’d make a good wife
Maybe I’d become your mother
Well it seems that my dreams
Are more important than a lover
Who doesn’t care about my music
Or my favorite color
So consider this a goodbye
I know you wanna get away
You’re so intimidated by a woman who can really play
Why did I watch you for hours flexin’ on guitar
When you're just a dime a dozen
And I’m becoming a star
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6. |
Loneliness or Solitude
04:00
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7. |
Queen
03:24
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