| I was sittin’by the road, my head in a cloud,
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| wishin’that I had some wings;
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| wishin’for a scooter, a-wishin'for a train
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| or any kin’o’movin’thing.
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| Well, I looked at the trees,
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| I looked at the sky,
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| I seen it was a lovely day.
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| I looked up the road, I looked at my feet,
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| I picked it up an’walked away.
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| Well, you cannot win if you do not play.
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| No, you cannot win if you do not play.
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| Well, I went to the fair, lookin’for fun.
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| I think the whole world was there.
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| I saw a fat man, I saw a thin man.
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| I saw a little teddy bear.
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| Well, I said to myself,
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| «I know what I want. |
| I gotta get a bear some way.»
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| I heard a loud voice. |
| It said a few words.
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| It said, «You gotta take a chance an’pay.»
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| Well, you cannot win if you do not play
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| No, you cannot win if you do not play
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| Pretty young Pam, you’re bringin’me down baby,
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| All ya do is make-uh me blue.
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| I’m under the trees, I’m waiting alone,
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| Tryna sing a song to you.
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| Well, the night is so clear, the moon is so bright;
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| you’re wastin’it all away.
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| You’re up on a hill, I’m down here below.
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| I’m tryna tell ya babe, it aint okay.
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| Well, you cannot win if you do not play.
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| You cannot win if you do not play. |