Dead Horse

Guns N' Roses

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    Sick of this life
    Not that you'd care
    I'm not the only one
    With whom these feelings I share

    Nobody understands
    Quite why we're here
    We're searching for answers
    That never appear

    Maybe if I looked real hard, I'd
    I'd see you trying too
    To understand this life
    That we're all going through

    (Then when she said she was going to, like, wreck my car)
    (I didn't know what to do)

    Oh, sometimes I feel like I'm beating a dead horse
    And I don't know why you'd be bringing me down
    I'd like to think that our love's worth a tad more
    It may sound funny, but you'd think, by now, I'd be smiling

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    I guess some things never change
    Oh, never change

    I met an old cowboy
    I saw the look in his eyes
    Something tells me he's been here before, 'cause
    Experience makes you wise

    I was only a small child
    When the thought first came to me
    That I'm a son of a gun and the gun of a son that
    Brought back the devil in me

    Oh, but sometimes I feel like I'm beating a dead horse
    I don't know why you'd be bringing me down
    I'd like to think that our love's worth a tad more
    It may sound funny, but you'd think, by now, I'd be smiling

    Yeah, I guess some things never change
    Oh, never change

    I ain't quite what you'd call an old soul
    Still wet behind the ears
    I've been around this track a couple of times
    But now the dust is starting to clear, oh, yeah

    Sometimes I feel like I'm beating a dead horse
    I don't know why you'd be bringing me down
    I'd like to think that our love's worth a tad more
    It may sound funny, but you'd think, by now, I'd be smiling

    Oh, yeah, I'd be smiling
    No way I'd be smiling
    Oh, smiling

    Sick of this life
    Not that you'd care
    I'm not the only one
    With whom these feelings I share

    Song details

    Composition: Slash (Us 2), Mac Kagan Duff Rose, Guns N' Roses, Sorum Matt, William B Bailey, and Dizzy Reed

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