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North Carolina, We're Better Than This
I grew up here so I'll confess
we weren't always at our best
but North Carolina, we're better than this
North Carolina, we're better than this
and if we love the kids as we say
why do we strip funds away?
with no increase for teacher's pay?
if we love the kids as we say?
corporate welfare, medicaid cut
gerrymander districts, but
vote suppression is a sin
the only way you'll get elected again
we lost the vote
they took control
but we'll take it back
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Run on, my four legged friend
Our love could not be penned
We were a team 'till the end
So long, my four legged friend
Run on, my four legged friend
There were mountains we could climb
There was treasure there to find
You were never far behind
At times it occurs you're my angel in fur
I did not find you, you found me
With the only eyes
That tell no lies
True as the day is long
Why can't we play?
Why can't they stay forever young?
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Heidi
02:19
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Heidi
that's her name
find her
that's my game
I like to play everyday
I like to see if I can greet her 'for the sun goes down
Heidi
that's her name
find her
that's my game
I can't have her for myself
I see her come a' runnin' and she's stunnin'
and she's on my mind
hug her, love her, but she's got another
so I wait in line
if I can't be her first love
then I'll be two or three
or 4 or 5 or 20
if it's all the same to me
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