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that it mightn't be true? What do you do? Careful the things you say Children will listen Careful the things you do Children will see And learn
that it mightn't be true? What do you do? Careful the things you say Children will listen Careful the things you do Children will see And learn
Well children by and by when the morning comes All the saints of God together they come We will tell the story how the Lord will come And we'll
his lonely arms would go He wore a seatbelt around his heart And they called him Safety Joe Safety Joe, Safety Joe (Safety Joe, Safety Joe) What do you
not what they do Oh, sinner friend, for thee he died His hands are gently knocking on your door Outside he's pleading to come in His heart is breaking
agree with that I've had a divorce and half a dozen kids Now, what do you, eh, well I mean, doesn't, isn't this a big sort of drag to go Around
alone and sold They need someone to be around To reach out, a helping hand Many children don't know what to do There's no one there to guide them through
Sleepy Joe Sleepy Joe Rise and shine, sleepy Joe Now's the time, don't you know To get into a new kind of dream You've been living alone With
down the highways and the by ways (Where do they go) Movin' on their way People with their shy ways and their sly ways Oh, you can see the little
shoots up into the sky Some do what they please The world's at their command Some come to nothing by and by Some come to play And they throw it all
Joseph & Joe The priest and the cowboy The places they've been to The places they're in For a time between storms On the side of a mountain
walking down highways and the by-ways Where do they go Moving on their way people with their shy ways and their sly ways Oh you can see the little
way, Walking down highways and the by-ways Where do they go? Moving on their way, People with their shy ways and their sly ways Oh, you can see
You've got eyes like an old wounded soldier They cry tears to be lost in the wind Hey Joe Hey Joe Hey Joe What are you gonna do? I'll look for
And you shined your glory all around Do not disguise what we did I asked you for half a pound and you said 'Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning kid' 'Go
What will the birds do, mother, in the spring When they stop to gather crumbs around the door Will they fly from the trees half as nice with glee
And now you tell me Billie Joe has jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge Mama said to me child what's happened to your apetite Well I've been cookin' all
laughin', Voices singin', hearts beatin' like they always do So what's wrong with you, ah... Children laughin', voices singin' hearts beatin'
feet on the Mississippi Mud. It's a treat to beat your feet on the Mississippi Mud. What a dance do they do. Lordy how I'm tellin' you. They don't
strippin' and they show they breasts And they all think Joe the best Well it's on if they got no regrets Bring them hoes to the low crib by the lake
they talk fun but all in vain Gaping at the dapper men with derby hats and canes England swings like a pendulum do Bobbies on bicycles, two by two
on Choctaw Ridge And now ya tell me Billie Joe's jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge And mama said to me, child, what's happened to your appetite? I've
called But the thought just occurred that we're nobody's children at all, after all Live your rebirth and do what you will, oh by jingo Forget all
called But the thought just occurred that we're nobody's children at all, after all Live your rebirth and do what you will, oh by jingo Forget all
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