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The Boxer
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Every morning I step in the ring
Lace ‘em up and I dance around
Every day, it’s the same old thing
Line ‘em up, and I put them down
And They fall
In my corner they patch me up
Tell me I, got them in my sights
They know the gotta try to build me up
It’s a lie, to keep me in the fight
But I fall
It’s a fight
It’s a living
Don’t know why
Take what I’m given
And the hits keep coming
The hits keep coming
Until I hit the ground
I’m so tired, but I can’t slow down
Gotta try, to make it to the bell
Can’t lose this fire, or I’ll lose my crown
It’s a lie, it’s a living hell
When I fall
It’s a fight
It’s a living
Don’t know why
Take what I’m given
And the hits keep coming
The hits keep coming
Until I hit the ground
I know it’s time
To throw in the towel
But Maybe I’m
Not ready now
To take a dive
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