You can shoot the breeze
You can shoot your shit
You can shoot it up
Ah, you can shoot from the hip

You can break the rules
You can break your balls
You can break your neck
You can break your back

But you can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it

You can shoot the breeze
You can shoot your shit
You can shoot it up
Ah, you can shoot [Incomprehensible]

You can break the rules
You can break your neck
You can break your balls
You can break your back

But you can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it

You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it



You can't break a heart and have it

You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it

You can shoot the breeze
You can shoot your shit
You can shoot it up
Ah, you can shoot from the hip

You can lose your mind
You can lose your quid
You can lose your Louisiana
You can shoot [Incomprehensible]

You can break the rules
Or you can break your bones
You can break your back, break your back
You can break your neck

But you can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it

You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
You can't break a heart and have it
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