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Pop
03:25
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I was sitting there, having some tea
Some me time, just watching TV
Now your at my door, wanting something more
No you can’t have my soul
Banging on my head, Banging on Banging on
As I wait for you to leave
You drop a flier, like I’m gonna read
Hear me laugh’n, so you start knocking again
I got time for you now, I got time
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Sinking Stones
03:54
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Stand with the people for the things that are right
Crowd the streets and give em a fright
Let em know its gonna be a fight
Stand in line, don’t get behind
Everybody is looking for a good time
Hurry before we get bored
London bridge is falling down
Will it ever hit the ground
All she wanted was a cup of tea
People to look down to and make believe
Around in circles it goes
We should have fled
We should have fled
To far gone, we’re just sinking stones
Give in a little, the crowd starts to thin
A fight for the right is now just a has been
Hurry It’s already old
Stand in line, now get in a fight
Everybody’s hungry man could I get a bight
Will we ever do it French again?
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