| Say you’ll come with me
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| It’ll do you no harm
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| I know that you’ll like it
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| On Animal Farm
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| Beware of the stress signs
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| The body’s alarm
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| Two weeks ought to cure it
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| On Animal Farm
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| (Get down, get down, get down, get down, get down, get down, down, down, down,
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| down, down)
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| Thereis the peace of the quiet and the country air
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| Your attitude changes
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| You begin to care
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| A curb on excess is encouraged by nurses
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| And the urge to remonstrate is stifled when your dinner plate is gone
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| Don’t let it deter you
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| Switch on the charm
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| The inmates will love you
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| On Animal, on Animal, on Animal Farm
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| (Get down, get down, get down, get down, get down, get down, down, down, down,
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| down, down)
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| There is the peace of the quiet and the country air
|
| Your attitude changes
|
| You begin to care
|
| A curb on excess is encouraged by nurses
|
| And the urge to remonstrate is stifled when your dinner plate is gone
|
| Don’t let it deter you
|
| Switch on the charm
|
| The inmates will love you
|
| On Animal Farm
|
| Say you’ll come with me
|
| It’ll do you no harm
|
| I know that you’ll like it
|
| On Animal Farm
|
| I know that you’ll love it
|
| On Animal Farm
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| I know that you’ll like it
|
| On Animal Farm |