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Of mid-July, te amo much You get so mad when I complain You think I'm crazy but I hear them talk they say my name They're fucking tired of All these beautiful
to the country store Cash 'em in, and give my money To a man named Curtis Loew Old Curt was a black man With white curly hair When he had a fifth of wine
I am stunned and I am broken and my head is in my hand For she who said she love me will not wed an Indian man My Gods who were wild ridden stand
things she had to say Henry, the check is in my hands Brought by the insurance man to cover all my plans We'll have flowers, your broker will be there
bike girl and hits her. Bike girl makes a sickening sound as she hits the street. People scream. I am on my way home. Sad man standing slack jawed in
Praise to God whose love was shown Who sent his Son to earth Jesus left his rightful throne Became a man by birth The virgin's baby son All
people singing My people singing Hope you're dead 'cause how could you sleep at a time like this? People they rhyme like this, we're all impressed by
fooled with By another man She was down and he was up Had a gun in his hand Bullets started flying everywhere People start to scream Big man lyin'
The world today is such a wicked thing Fighting going on between the human race People give good wishes to all their friends While people just
through the storm I said, "Hey, listen up man, we don't even know you're born" All my people right here, right now D'you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah
through the storm I said, "Hey, listen up man, we don't even know you're born" All my people right here, right now D'you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah
To catch the latest sounds Guaranteed to blow your mind So high you won't come down. [Chorus] Hey, y'all prepare yourself For the Rubberband man You
I heard of a cultured city life Breathtakin' lofty steeples And the day I called myself a man I left my land and my people And I rambled north and I
trees were cut down And the man that lived in the forest and cut down the trees Was called the Timber man Well my world is green and dark and dumb my
somehow I feel they're safer where they are Yes, there's a man I know With no expression He's got none at all Yes, there's a man that I know With no
, people Is the scar too deep You can't hold a man's soul By the color of his keys A tear of blood runs from my eye But somehow I can never Make
clean From a past that comes back in my darkest of dreams Been apprehended by a spiritual force And a grace that replaced all the me I've divorced I
doing alright Everybody's worried 'bout tryna get by But all my favorite people do Well, I don't know about them, but I know about us It is what it
I'm Eleanor Rigby, I picked up the rice In the church where the weddin's had been, yeah I'm Eleanor Rigby, I'm keepin' my face in a jar by the door
life There's a place where mornings are an endless blue And you feel mother nature walk along with you Where simple people livin' side by side
His old man was a rebel yeller. Bad boy to the bone he'd say, "Can't trust a colored feller" And he'd judge 'em by the tone of their skin.
To catch the latest sound Guaranteed to blow your mind So high you won't come down Hey y'all prepare yourself for the rubberband man You've never heard
Do you remember all the city lights on the water? You saw me start to believe for the first time You made a rebel of a careless man's careful
And with all of y'all people that are tryin' to sleep I'm out to make it with my midnight dream, yeah 'Cause I'm a back door man The men don't know, but
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