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Black Friday

from Black Friday by Brothers

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There are times in life when you wake up and realize that the people you always thought would have your
back actually don’t. There are moments when you figure out who is real and who isn’t. This was one of
those nights.

lyrics

Now you’re the one who’s leaving, walk out the door
And my blood is boiling at the sight of your face
And it’s pretty clear who my real friends are
This empty glass is screaming “I want to break”
I should have known better, Black Friday
It was a black Friday night
Three, three and a half is all I can take
Why am I heading for the door?
Where are my brothers? They don’t care anymore
I’ve seen your true colors, you make me sick
It was a Black Friday night, oh what a night
You’ve been exposed
I know my brothers
To hell with you
And you crossed me for the last time
I know my brothers, they’re here with me
I know my brothers, they’re here with me

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from Black Friday, released August 4, 2007

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