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people may be more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never shared No one dared disturb
Listen to the Beatles and the sound of laughing Ed McMahon, we got high Educated by a world so full of self and lost in space, too much pride
that flag blows There'll be no more wars And when all calls I will answer all your prayers, prayers You can change the world (I can't do it by
the advancement and run Drive-by you in the rain while you carry your son Call your house and hang up on you for not givin' me none Born straight up out a pussy
left me broken like a record Baby, I'm baby I'm hurt and I don't want to play anymore Missed every sign Believed ever lie And I was waiting for more I
got no ambition Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool I'm wishin' I could be that kinda fool I'd say no more work for mine on my door I'd hang a sign
wouldn't mean what it means to me to no one I can hear his voice when I put it to my shoulder "A gun's like a woman, son it's all how you hold her" He taught
Isn't truth supposed to set you free? Well, why do I feel so weighed down by it? If I could show them everything I've seen Open their eyes to all
seven feet or more By the old barn door Oh the first snowfall of the winter What a joy for a boy to behold In each house you'll find a sleigh That
love) Love is a feeling that's a friend of mine (love) It can't be measured by no sign (love) In your heart or even in your mind About love, Love is
(Yes, I would) Ain't no two ways about it I have been saved by Jesus Christ Yes, I have Even though I am a sinner He will always be my friend
healing in his wings Mild he lays his glory by, Born that man no more may die: Born to raise the son of earth, Born to give them second birth.
vacancy signs If there's no one beside you when your soul embarks Then I'll follow you into the dark In Catholic school, as vicious as Roman rule I
wouldn't mean what it means to me to no one I can hear his voice when I put it to my shoulder "A gun's like a woman, son it's all how you hold her" He taught
the halo of a street lamp I turned my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light That split the night And touched
Home again and the streets are not much cleaner And the quaint old south side scenery Is quaint no more Just older than before Go up the stairs
got no ambition Gone fishin' by a shady wady pool I'm wishin' I could be that kinda fool I'd say no more work for mine on my door I'd hang a sign
time Lord, Lord. My mama told me. Papa told me, too. Go ahead now, son. An leave that woman. No good woman 'lone. Come back, baby. Let's talk
Suffering not lucid Weak heart beats in the chest Darkness predominates poor soul There is no way to resist more Life goes to the eyes, like
son's safety One more day, I'd like to thank you for watchin' over my D-O-double G's And would you keep an extra eye on Nate Dogg especially I guess
healing in his wings Mild he lays his glory by, Born that man no more may die: Born to raise the son of earth, Born to give them second birth.
simplest I swear it gets sour, no licorice, I enter the abyss, leave penniless The abyss more than a deep space of comfort, in a cave found sons no mumford I
hey man check that beat By the time we reached the top of Monteagle I thought I heard a rumbling sound And then I saw a sign that said falling rock
the park And you lay there by the Do Not signs, and shamed them with your spark Now winter moans in old men's bones as the day falls into dark So it's
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