| She grew up with The Rolling Stones
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| Playing through her stereo phones
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| She lies in the bed
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| Wishing she was there at the show
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| Her daddy come home screaming again
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| Her mama fights back but she can’t win
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| Daddy’s little girl
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| The daughter of a street fighting man
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| She sings, «Angels are coming to save me
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| Angels are coming to see me through
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| So take me away on your jet plane
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| Take me around the world
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| 'Cause ain’t that what angels do?»
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| Ten years down the road
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| She got a job that she can’t hold
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| She married to a man
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| He ain’t worth a damn and she knows
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| She cries as she packs her bag
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| Finds an old record to scratch
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| She rolls though the den
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| Puts it on and spins through the past
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| She sings, «Angels are coming to save me
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| Angels are coming to see me through
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| So take me away on your jet plane
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| Take me around the world
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| 'Cause ain’t that what angels do?»
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| Alright, yeah
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| Alright, yeah
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| Alright
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| Angels are coming to save me
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| Angels are coming to see me through
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| So take me away on your jet plane
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| Take me around the world
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| 'Cause ain’t that what angels do, baby?
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| She grew up with the Rolling Stones
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| Playing through her stereo phone
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| She lies in the bed
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| Wishing she was there at the show |