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Someone On My Side
02:59
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Looks like I got drunk again,
And then woke up all alone
I guess you left at the point,
I couldn’t stand on my own
& I’m glad to know,
That you might just stick around,
But I’m sad,
‘Cause I know it all depends on how I am
All I ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side,
Someone to defend me,
When I’m wrong, or when I’m right,
Someone to pull me back,
When I’ve lost my way, yeah,
All I’ve ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side
Another stupid argument,
I can’t help but start them all
You can talk ‘til you’re blue in the face,
But I won’t admit I’m wrong
I don’t know,
If I could ever really change,
But I’ll do my best
If it means that you might stay
‘Cause
All I ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side,
Someone to catch me up,
When I fall behind,
And put me back together,
If I come apart, yeah,
All I ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side
Are you really on my side?
Yeah
All I ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side,
Someone to defend me,
When I’m wrong, or when I’m right,
Someone to pull me back,
When I’ve lost my way, yeah,
All I’ve ever really wanted,
Is someone on my side
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