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    They say ambition is an enemy of greatness
    And greatness is an enemy of fame
    When I pick up my guitar
    And I try to write a song
    I think of what my mentor used to say

    "Who fucking gives a rat's ass, Steve?
    Just write a love song
    'Cause they'll keep your belly full
    And your wallet lined
    Don't bother these nice people
    With your sad sack songs
    If you ask me
    I think they're just a waste of time"

    Inspiration is the best friend of my sorrow
    And sorrow is the best friend of my drink
    Well, I wanna look myself in the eye tomorrow
    But I'm too worried about what other folks will think

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    "Who fucking gives a rat's ass, Steve?
    Just write a love song
    See a counselor
    If you need to ease your troubled mind
    And could you please sit over there?
    I don't want you crying in my beer
    Do you want some cheese with all that whine?"

    There's a song that I keep trying to sing to no one
    But I'm afraid that it's too short or it's too long
    And to add to all the things that I'm afraid of
    The devil stopped sending me his songs

    And the troubles in my heart need to get let out
    The troubles in my heart need to escape
    And I never liked writing poetry
    And I never liked doing pottery
    And god knows that I never learned to paint

    So every now and then, I'll sing a sad song
    'Cause it keeps my spirit light, my conscience clean
    And if you don't care to hear it
    I don't mind if you go out for some air

    'Cause I'm happy that you're happier than me
    I'm happy that you're happier than me
    I'm happy that you're happier than me

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    Composition: Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty

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