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The Tragically Hip ~ She Didn't Know


orn a queen up on her side, and she felt it too. there's a lot you can see when there's nothing to do she got down on her knees and she dug herself out slipping to the east side and prancing about. learn a language baby, it's that kind of place low card is hunger and high card is taste and trouble is small change when daddy's around you know that she learned a lesson when she happened down she didn't know-the barrel was loaded she didn't know-the barrel was loaded she didn't know-the barrel was loaded she didn't know one eye on the table, one eye on the floor she got beat for her pride with her back to the door she be digging the spotlight and called it her own but you know it's over when everyone's gone stealing seconds together, the day is the night you can fly your own colors as long as they're right the trigger invites you and so do the boys but if there ain't no one listening there ain't no noise more free lyrics

orn a queen up on her side, and she felt it too.
there's a lot you can see when there's nothing to do
she got down on her knees and she dug herself out
slipping to the east side and prancing about.

learn a language baby, it's that kind of place
low card is hunger and high card is taste
and trouble is small change when daddy's around
you know that she learned a lesson when she happened down

she didn't know-the barrel was loaded
she didn't know-the barrel was loaded
she didn't know-the barrel was loaded
she didn't know

one eye on the table, one eye on the floor
she got beat for her pride with her back to the door
she be digging the spotlight and called it her own
but you know it's over when everyone's gone

stealing seconds together, the day is the night
you can fly your own colors as long as they're right
the trigger invites you and so do the boys
but if there ain't no one listening there ain't no noise

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