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Live ~ Mirror Song


I know that I should think about giving And think about Helping out And think about Think about living But I can't seem to resce myself What about my bank account And my holy desert shield That keep me dry under the arms? Flags and mental jewelry's all I know And they keep me happy and warm inside So I said unto this man "Who are you and where do you come from?" And he proceeded to tell me many things But I said nothing at all For the flower in the corner by the room In the window and the sun Said it all At leas they said they would Said they could Mama said they would Do me good more free lyrics

I know that I should think about giving
And think about
Helping out
And think about
Think about living
But I can't seem to resce myself
What about my bank account
And my holy desert shield
That keep me dry under the arms?
Flags and mental jewelry's all I know
And they keep me happy and warm inside
So I said unto this man
"Who are you and where do you come from?"
And he proceeded to tell me many things
But I said nothing at all
For the flower in the corner by the room
In the window and the sun
Said it all
At leas they said they would
Said they could
Mama said they would
Do me good

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