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One More Man
03:52
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There's some kicking and screaming
On the other side of the street
Turns a couple heads but most just duck and leave
There's a clink of a bottle
Rolling past their feet
Just another piece of litter for someone else to clean
Swallowing the shit and forgetting where it came from
Is easier than beating a blame drum
But only for so long
And you've heard it before
They tell you, "It's ok, it was so much worse in the old days.
Was it really so wrong?"
If one...more...man...
I knew I couldn't help
If one...more...man...
But maybe someone else
If one...more...man...
Tomorrow there will surely be
One more man
She crosses on over
And I'm scared to say a word
A stranger asks if she's ok, if anyone is hurt
There's a sigh and a clenched fist
"No, but thanks for the askin
I didn't wanna make a scene
But how many times can I let this pass?"
If one...more...man...
I knew I couldn't help
If one...more...man...
But maybe someone else
If one...more...man...
Tomorrow there will surely be
One more man
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One More Man (demo)
03:04
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There's some kicking and screaming
On the other side of the street
Turns a couple heads but most just duck and leave
There's a clink of a bottle
Rolling past their feet
Just another piece of litter for someone else to clean
Swallowing the shit and forgetting where it came from
Is easier than beating a blame drum
But only for so long
And you've heard it before
They tell you, "It's ok, it was so much worse in the old days.
Was it really so wrong?"
If one...more...man...
I knew I couldn't help
If one...more...man...
But maybe someone else
If one...more...man...
Tomorrow there will surely be
One more man
She crosses on over
And I'm scared to say a word
A stranger asks if she's ok, if anyone is hurt
There's a sigh and a clenched fist
"No, but thanks for the askin
I didn't wanna make a scene
But how many times can I let this pass?"
If one...more...man...
I knew I couldn't help
If one...more...man...
But maybe someone else
If one...more...man...
Tomorrow there will surely be
One more man
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