| I didn’t know what everybody was talking about
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| Oh no
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| So I went down to the water
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| Tried to figure it out
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| Oh no
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| Everybody was looking down at the empty ground
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| Except you baby
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| And you turned to me with a strange look in your eye
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| And whispered in my ear
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| You said oh, oooh, everybody’s got a trouble
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| You said oh, oooh, everybody’s got a trouble
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| Just like me
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| There I met a man scorched by the sun
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| He had a ring above his head
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| And with eyes of chrome
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| And a voice of steel
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| He drew his breath, and he said
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| Oh, oooh, everybody’s got a trouble
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| He said
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| Oh, oooh, everybody’s got a trouble
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| Just like me
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| Just like me
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| He said I should just go home
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| Oh, he said I should just go home
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| Oooohhh
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| Everybody’s got a trouble
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| He said oh, oooh, everybody’s got a trouble
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| It’s what he said
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| Everybody’s got a trouble
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| Just like me
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| Just like me
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| Just like me
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| Just like me
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| He said I should just go home
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| He said I should just go home
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| He said I should just go home
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| Oh he said, he said, he said
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| Yeah, he said I should just go home
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| Oh he said I should just go home
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| Oh and he said I should just go home |