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Fame L.A. School Of Hard Knocks Lyrics

Well, the last one hurt like hell,
knocked the wind right out of my sail
and I'll heal up someday
but it's gonna leave a beauty of a scar.

And I think I'm gonna get drunk
and pull the tire iron out of my trunk
and bang up all of my fenders
just so it can match my heart.

I'm tryin' to get myself an education.
Cry one more tear towards graduation.
'Cause every Sunday punch I've thrown
has come back around to clean my clock.
The bell is ringin' down at the school of hard knocks.

They're gonna inscribe my name
at the bridge-burnin' hall of fame
as a fool who never learned
what there ain't no future in.

Some of the lessons we learned were leads
baby, most bring us to our knees.
I wish I could learn about love
without all the troubles that come with it.

Tryin' to get myself an education.
Cry one more tear towards graduation.
'Cause every Sunday punch I've thrown
has come back around to clean my clock.
The bell is ringin' down at the school of hard knocks.

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