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I Was Robbed

from Get Reasonable by Golden Shoulders

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lyrics

I was robbed - I was swindled by a desperate dying man
and I thought I can't go through going through this thing again

I was held up for days and days and
the price to pay was paid and paid and

a gent such as I should be exempt from
robbery
a victimless crime up to the time it happened
to me -- sweet ol' me

i waited so long to get what I had and
some shifty punk took my bird in hand and
i lost all hope due to dishonest ways and
i was held up for days and days

credits

from Get Reasonable, released May 5, 2009
Adam Kline - vocals, electric guitar, piano
Bella Roper - triangle
Brett Shady - vocals
David Nicholson - drums
Ehren Haas - electric guitar
Jason Graham - bass guitar
Lee Bob Watson - nocandobro
Todd Roper - percussion

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