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I'll put myself on the block. I know I need some tips on getting my country lyrics better. Here's a new lyric. No MP3 link, I'm a lyricist only.
ALL THE RAGE copyright 2009 Z. Mulls
(v1)
Afternoons on the playground telling the meek They'd never inherit the earth Took it all out on little Bobby Told him what we thought he was worth
Bobby ran home and cried to his mama We high-fived and laughed at the drama
Why'd I do things like that?
(chorus)
It was ALL THE RAGE It was my Daddy's belt, a taste of hell ALL THE RAGE Long-neck bottles, and long-fought battles It was hearing I don't matter from the time I was small It was never getting any kind of chance at all It was not being able to turn the page It was ALL THE RAGE
(v2)
Evenings knocking over convenience stores And breaking into cars Driving with a pocket of loaded steel Looking for empty bars
Don't knock over bars when you find them Cause you'll only end up behind them
Why'd I do things like that?
(repeat Chorus - It was ALL THE RAGE, etc.)
(v3)
Ten to twenty I do my time But who's that coming my way? Little Bobby grown up and here in jail And I got too much too say
I start to shake as I say to him Bless me Father for I have sinned
Why'd I do things like that?
(repeat Chorus - It was ALL THE RAGE, etc.)
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