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Goo Goo Dolls ~ Only One


I'll open up my head awhile Its been dead for years Must have been a victim of my peers One is for my happiness, the other for my health The last is something bigger than myself I ain't the only one I ain't the only one I ain't the only one to say I'm talking to myself again I'll just start a fight Nobody can prove me wrong, I'm right Anti-hero idol with a suicide excuse A thousand other suckers will try and fill your shoes I ain't the only one I ain't the only one I ain't the only one to say Little pictures in my head Turning inside out again Cause fucking up takes practice I feel I'm well rehearsed Because the past is a bully and the futures even worse You tell me what you fear cause I can feel it like a curse Well, you used to be a folk singer now you're just a joke singer Ain't no smoking dope singer swinging from a rope singer I ain't the only one I ain't the only one I ain't the only one to say more free lyrics

I'll open up my head awhile
Its been dead for years
Must have been a victim of my peers
One is for my happiness, the other for my health
The last is something bigger than myself

I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one to say

I'm talking to myself again
I'll just start a fight
Nobody can prove me wrong, I'm right
Anti-hero idol with a suicide excuse
A thousand other suckers will try and fill your shoes

I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one to say

Little pictures in my head
Turning inside out again
Cause fucking up takes practice I feel I'm well rehearsed

Because the past is a bully and the futures even worse
You tell me what you fear cause I can feel it like a curse

Well, you used to be a folk singer now you're just a joke singer
Ain't no smoking dope singer swinging from a rope singer

I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one
I ain't the only one to say

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